Mauricio Pochettino has already revealed that he once celebrated a goal of Manchester United's — Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's famous Champions League winning strike against Bayern Munich in 1999.
United have declined somewhat from that remarkable night in Barcelona that not only saw the club win the Champions League for the second time in their history, but also completed a historic treble triumph for Sir Alex Ferguson's side. These days, however, United are looking unlikely to even qualify for next season's edition of Europe's premier club competition as they currently trail an in-form Arsenal by four points in the race for fourth place.
In a bid to restore them back to past glories, United are on the hunt for their next permanent manager following the sacking of Solskjaer last year. Ralf Rangnick was handed the reins on an interim basis for the rest of the season but the German has struggled to make an impact on performances or results so far.
