Ajax manager Erik ten Hag was coy on the subject of potentially becoming Manchester United's next permanent manager, admitting that he doesn't want to "rule anything out" concerning his future.
The Dutchman, who, as revealed by the Manchester Evening News, is United's preferred candidate to land the role, was interviewed for the job just over a week ago and is the firm favourite to replace Ralf Rangnick this summer. Ten Hag has been linked with the job at Old Trafford for several months and is a popular choice among supporters.
The battle to land the managerial hot-seat at Old Trafford looks set to be a straight shoot-out between Ten Hag and Paris Saint-Germain head coach Mauricio Pochettino. The latter is keen on the position and was prepared to leave the French giants mid-season back in November to return to England.
