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Man Utd want Graham Potter! Ex-Chelsea boss linked with sensational return to Premier League as incoming chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already made contact

The British billionaire is set to take control of football operations at United with a 25% stake worth £1.3bn. According to <a href="https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/25046672/graham-potter-replace-ten-hag-man-utd-manager-ratcliffe/" target="_blank">The Sun</a>, he is considering Potter as a potential replacement for current manager Erik ten Hag in the Red Devils' dugout. Despite not contemplating Ten Hag's immediate sacking, Ratcliffe will be forced to reassess the situation if <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/erik-ten-hag-peace-quiet-jadon-sancho-raphael-varane-champions-league-exit/blta595cae46f9e4835" target="_blank">United fail to improve their disappointing form</a> which saw them bow out of Europe after finishing at the bottom of their Champions League group.

WHAT HAPPENED?

The pressure on Ten Hag has intensified following United's exit from European competition and the Carabao Cup. However, the Dutch manager could sensationally land up in a Champions League club as German giants Borussia Dortmund have been linked with him by BILD columnist Jan Aage Fjortoft.However, it must be noted that although the Black and Yellows are struggling in the Bundesliga they finished on top of Group F in the Champions League ahead of a star-studded Paris Saint-Germain which might be enough for Edin Terzic to save his skin for the time being.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Fjortoft wrote on X: “Wild rumour in Germany. ten Hag could be the new coach in Dortmund. Remember… Sammer (adviser Dortmund) has employed ten Hag before (Bayern). Let us see what happens in the new year."

WHAT FJORTOFT SAID

Potter has declined coaching offers since he departed from Chelsea in April. In late November, he was reportedly offered the position of Sweden's national team coach, but he turned it down. Potter previously enjoyed success with Swedish side Ostersunds, leading them to three promotions in five years and securing the Swedish Cup in 2017.

DID YOU KNOW?

Potter has been admired by Ratcliffe for quite some time and was believed to have been the first choice to take over the reins at Ligue 1 side Nice following the departure of Didier Digard. However, the move did not materialise and Francesco Farioli was handed the job. But things could finally fall in place for Potter and INEOS sporting group if <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/anfield-man-utd-liverpool-jason-cundy-erik-ten-hag-champions-league-bayern-munich/blt8b5b6477dc787e3d" target="_blank">United fails to revive their fortunes under Ten Hag</a> soon enough.

WHAT NEXT?

Man Utd want Graham Potter! Ex-Chelsea boss linked with sensational return to Premier League as incoming chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already made contact | Goal.com UK

Manchester United reportedly want Graham Potter to replace Erik ten Hag, as the ex-Chelsea boss has already made contact with Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

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