Gary Neville has gone against the grain by throwing his weight behind Mauricio Pochettino to become the next permanent Manchester United manager.
The Old Trafford legend has been vocal on social media of late as his former club intensify their efforts to find the successor for Ralf Rangnick. Pochettino has been linked with the United job throughout the season, even before Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November, and he remains a leading candidate.
However, the Argentine's chances of landing the role have been damaged in recent weeks after he led Paris Saint-Germain to a disastrous defeat by Real Madrid in the Champions League and a dire loss at Monaco on Sunday. As Pochettino's hand has grown weaker, Erik ten Hag has emerged as the frontrunner to assume the Red Devils post ahead of next season.
