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USA make Pep Guardiola ‘top target’ to replace Mauricio Pochettino
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Mauricio Pochettino: 9 developments since Mon 9 Nov.Related
Sources: Man United hope to seal Pochettino deal on Thursday (shares Man United and Mauricio Pochettino)
1Pochettino looks set to leave the US national team to become Manchester United manager and ex-Man City boss Guardiola is being targeted as a possible replacement
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9 developments since Mon 9 Nov. 4 more since this one.
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- Manchester United sacked manager Michael Carrick
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USA make Pep Guardiola ‘top target’ to replace Mauricio Pochettino
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- Man United sack Carrick while in relegation zone; sources say Pochettino close
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