- Won the title for the first time in 19 years
- R16 of CL only the second time in the modern era
- Fastest Portuguese manager to 50 wins (bested Mourinho record)
- Lowest number of goals conceded to start a season (we have already played Porto, Benfica, and Braga in this stretch)
If he somehow won the title again with Sporting it would be the first time in 64 years that Sporting win back to back title.
The work he is doing at the club is nothing short of amazing.
As I have reiterated he is only 36…If I was him in staying st Sporting for the next couple of years and getting more experience in title challenges and in Europe against the best of the best.
Yeah he does seem like a manager that is coming on good. I've heard he is a manager who has set up good pressing in his teams so it should help post Rangnick tactics at United. I've heard about this special type of positioning and movement he sets up in his team to open up the defences and I do think something like this can help the low block United constantly face.
I wouldn't mind him as our next manager instead of someone like Pochettino- yet like you do, i think it might be a bit too quick.
Feel like I'd rather see him in another league see if he can grow, adapt and draw some similar results before we make him ours. Maybe whilst we give someone like Ten Hag his shot in a tougher league first.
But ultimately we can't really tell managers to line up in a que and wait to manage United as they have their own life to conquer.
The One reason I can see it happening is because United is a Portuguese heavy club - with arguably its more important players being Portuguese. Sounds basic and I never believed in it before- but when Chelsea went for Tuchel to try and get the best out of the average performances of Havertz and Timo Werner, maybe even Rusiger, I did realise it could be more possible.