There are talks about the former Chelsea manager being relieved of his duties and while Ferdinand doesn’t make any such claim explicitly, he does believe that the time is high for the people in power to make “big decisions.”
“I think there are some big decisions to be made at Manchester United now,” he was quoted as saying.
“I think from the hierarchy, from the people who run the club, the likes of Ed Woodward, I’m sure there are going to be conversations at that level about where they go from here.
“At the moment there doesn’t seem to be that togetherness within that changing room.”
According to Independent, two senior officials the Old Trafford have described the dressing room environment as “depressingly bad” before their loss to West Ham. So it is only natural to assume that things have gotten even worse after the defeat.
As a result, there is a chance that he could be sacked by Christmas.
While Bartomeu didn’t outright deny Barca’s interest, he did hint that Paul Pogba’s agent, Mino Raiola, is trying to force a move for his client without the consent of the Old Trafford outfit.
“I read these rumours – not just Pogba but a lot of players. Most of the teams don’t want to sell their players. They want to grow,” Bartomeu told the Times.
According to The Sun, the former French midfielder is taking English lessons to prepare for the role at the Old Trafford. The report also adds that the three-time Champions League-winning manager is “desperate” to land the job at the Theatre of Dreams.
According to Don Balon, Pogba wants to leave the Old Trafford in January and join Barcelona. However, for that to happen, the Catalans will have to sell one of their players to make room for the Frenchman.