Kostur
海尔的老板
Neither would be my choice (too much of a gamble for a club of our stature) but both are relatively young and would offer the prospect of modern football. More grounds for optimism than a trophyless manager in his 50s known for dour, reactive football.
Every sentence in the post begins with "If the owners want".
And that particular example is at the bottom of the list and is clearly the least desirable of all of them.
To be fair, mentionining those two, even if they're they least wanted option, smells like a will to start a revolution without any proper plan on what to do after. Those people should not be near our club, not now, not untill they win trophies and prove that they're United worthy, if not, we'd be making the same type of an appointment.