Eddie Howe decides Man United demand if talks begin to make Old Trafford move
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9-second readManchester United could face an important staffing decision if they move for Eddie Howe, with the former Newcastle United manager reportedly keen to bring his full backroom team with him to Old Trafford.
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Manchester United could face an important staffing decision if they move for Eddie Howe, with the former Newcastle United manager reportedly keen to bring his full backroom team with him to Old Trafford.
Howe has emerged as one of the leading candidates to replace Michael Carrick after United’s 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth extended their winless run to eight matches.
While his Premier League experience appeals to senior figures at the club, appointing him may involve more than simply agreeing terms with the manager himself.
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CaughtOffside · rumour · 2026-10-27 07:48 UTC
Eddie Howe decides Man United demand if talks begin to make Old Trafford move ↗
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