Manchester United icon Paul Scholes has agreed with Jamie Carragher that the Red Devils need to go all out to get Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel at the end of the season with the midfielder labelling the Blues boss 'class.'
These two pundits have certainly not shied away from putting Tuchel in the same conversation as Man United since Roman Abramovich's sanctions were announced last Thursday, with Carragher even labelling Chelsea fans 'hypocrites' for their response. Nonetheless, the Liverpudlian went on to double down on his Tuchel claim ahead of Chelsea's 1-0 victory over a much improved Newcastle at the weekend in the Premier League.
“That is up to Manchester United I suppose, but the situation that Chelsea find themselves in, other top clubs will be looking at the manager and players going forward,” Carragher said via the Manchester Evening News. “He is one of the best managers in world football and Manchester United are looking for one. I think he has come out and said he is fully committed to the club, but that situation could change with the new ownership as the season goes on.”
