Mancini revealed that he could coach Manchester United if Amorin was sacked! After being unemployed for a year, he met La Jue in France

Ruben Amorim had a relatively quiet international break with the win over Sunderland, but he may be just one defeat away from his next dismissal crisis. British media revealed that former Manchester City coach Roberto Mancini told friends that he would have the opportunity to coach Manchester United if Amorim was sacked.

Mancini is the first coach to lead Manchester City to win the Premier League championship, but the 60-year-old Italian has been unemployed since he was dismissed from the Saudi Arabian national team a year ago. However, "The Sun" stated that Mancini is still confident in his abilities, so he told people around him that if Manchester United changes coaches, he feels that he has a good chance of getting a chance.

It is reported that Mancini has a residence in the south of France, and he has met Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe on various social occasions. Some English fans who went to Monaco to watch the Champions League this month even met Mancini at the scene.

In addition to winning the Premier League title with Manchester City, Mancini also coached the Italian team to win the 2020 European Cup, defeating the England team at that time. Of course, it is difficult for more people to imagine that he would give up blue and choose red jerseys to coach at Old Trafford.

Interestingly, during his career, the teams Mancini played for or coached usually wore blue jerseys, such as Sampdoria, Lazio, Leicester City, Manchester City, Italy, etc. Among his teams, only Galatasaray of the Turkish Super League has red on its home jersey.

Mancini is definitely not the favorite to be the next coach of Manchester United. Crystal Palace coach Oliver Glasner is. But the 51-year-old Austrian revealed he is in talks with Crystal Palace over his future. Glasner's current contract expires at the end of this season, which means he can coach any team for free next summer, which will make him the protagonist of the attention of wealthy clubs who want to change coaches.

Grasner said at Friday's Premier League pre-match conference: "We discuss these things almost every day, not that I have any special demands or expectations; what Crystal Palace really wants is to be successful and continue on this path of success, not just in the past 18 months. What we have been discussing The question is: How can we ensure that the current trend is maintained to the greatest extent? I have not found a final solution, and Steve Parish (Crystal Palace Club Chairman) has not found an answer, but we will discuss various possibilities together and discuss what we can do."

Regarding his stay, Glasner said: "Only when we do. Working together only makes sense when we share a common goal and vision; otherwise, we simply won't succeed. No matter what the company, if two leaders hold different visions, they are bound to drift apart and ultimately fail to achieve their common goals. And that's exactly what we're talking about. If we can find the same path, a common goal, and this goal is not for me, Glasner, but for Crystal Palace, then we will reach an agreement; if we cannot find such a common goal, we will terminate the negotiations. ”

Although La Jue publicly stated that he would give Amorim three years, the Manchester United coach made it clear that he could not guarantee that he would be able to play for Manchester United for three years. The 40-year-old Portuguese will have coached for one year next month. According to Larjue, he still has two years left. However, if the results do not improve, Amorim feels that he will be dismissed.

"It's really gratifying to hear such comments. He always says this to me, and sometimes he even goes out of his way to say these words to me after the game." Amorim said, "However, you, me and Larjue all understand that football is not like this. Even with the support of the team owner, you cannot influence the course of the football game. The results can change at any time. The boss's words help the fans understand that improvement will take some time, but at the same time, I don't like this because it will create the illusion that "we still have time to solve the problem." I don't want the club to have this idea. I put more pressure on myself and the team, because in a wealthy club, you have to prove your worth every week."