PSG coach Laurent Blanc to relace Louis van Gaal at Manchester United
Manchester United manager Louis
van Gaal is under pressure at United after last night's defeat
against Arsenal in the FA Cup quarter Final match at Old Trafford.
PSG coach Laurent Blanc is being tiped for the hot job at Manchester United, PSG who are currently sitting second in the Ligue 1 table behind Olympique Lyonnais with just a point, Blanc might leave PSG at the end of the season to join The Reds Devil in England.
The Former Manchester United was tipped among coaches that will replace former United boss David Moyes but he can still get the job this time around when Moyes successor Van Gaal has performed below expectation.
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson had attempted to lure Blanc several times since 1996 and finally succeeded in 2001.
Despite his age of 35 years, Blanc was brought in to replace the departing Jaap Stam. He was criticised for poor performances in the early months of his stay at Old Trafford, compounded by United's five losses early in the 2001-02 season to Newcastle United, Bolton Wanderers, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea. He retired two years later, having helped the club to the 2002–03 Premier League crown. He scored four goals during his time at Manchester United. One of these came in the league against Tottenham Hotspur, and the other three all came in the Champions League in games against Olympiacosand Boavista (both home and away). During his time in Manchester, he was known by fans as "Larry White".
PSG coach Laurent Blanc is being tiped for the hot job at Manchester United, PSG who are currently sitting second in the Ligue 1 table behind Olympique Lyonnais with just a point, Blanc might leave PSG at the end of the season to join The Reds Devil in England.
The Former Manchester United was tipped among coaches that will replace former United boss David Moyes but he can still get the job this time around when Moyes successor Van Gaal has performed below expectation.
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson had attempted to lure Blanc several times since 1996 and finally succeeded in 2001.
Despite his age of 35 years, Blanc was brought in to replace the departing Jaap Stam. He was criticised for poor performances in the early months of his stay at Old Trafford, compounded by United's five losses early in the 2001-02 season to Newcastle United, Bolton Wanderers, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea. He retired two years later, having helped the club to the 2002–03 Premier League crown. He scored four goals during his time at Manchester United. One of these came in the league against Tottenham Hotspur, and the other three all came in the Champions League in games against Olympiacosand Boavista (both home and away). During his time in Manchester, he was known by fans as "Larry White".
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