Potential Man Utd XI under Tuchel: 3-4-3 formation, Chelsea transfer raid + big decisions on Ronaldo & Maguire
When Ralf Rangnick’s interim tenure as manager ends this summer, the Red Devils will need to choose a new manager, and the Chelsea crisis could present a tremendous opportunity to take this world-class tactician from their opponents.
Rangnick, according to the Daily Mail, is quietly convinced that a deal to recruit Tuchel is feasible, and Man Utd fans will undoubtedly embrace this fascinating appointment.
The German coach led Chelsea to Champions League triumph last season and has generally improved the team since taking over from Frank Lampard, so he could wind up being the best option for United ahead of other options like Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten Hag.
If Tuchel were to take over, he’d almost certainly bring his 3-4-3 structure with him, as well as a raid on Chelsea.
In place of the underperforming Harry Maguire, we have Antonio Rudiger in our starting lineup.
The Germany international’s contract with Chelsea is coming to an end, and United have been connected with him by 90min, with Tuchel sure to be keen to work with this vital player again, especially with MUFC sorely needing to improve at the back.
In midfield, United will almost certainly bid farewell to Paul Pogba as he approaches free agency, therefore Aurelian Tchouameni might be a viable target for a move to the Theatre of Dreams.
According to Sport, both Manchester United and Chelsea are interested in The Monaco starlet, so it stands to reason that Tuchel would want to work with him if he comes from one team to another.
Finally, Tuchel could do well to bolster the Red Devils’ assault with Christopher Nkunku, who has been one of Europe’s most impressive wide players this season.
According to Sport, both Manchester United and Chelsea are interested in The Monaco starlet, so it stands to reason that Tuchel would want to work with him if he comes from one team to another.
Finally, Tuchel could do well to bolster the Red Devils’ assault with Christopher Nkunku, who has been one of Europe’s most impressive wide players this season.
