United are considering Southampton’s Hasenhuttl as their next manager.
Manchester United are also interested in Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten Hag, as well as Ralph Hasenhuttl from Southampton.
Man Utd are still looking for a new manager following the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in November.
The Red Devils, along with Ralf Rangnick, remain in charge until the end of this season.
United have struggled to qualify for the Premier League since Ferguson’s retirement in 2013, and United are hoping to change their fortunes.
Guardiola says Manchester City need a striker ahead of Manchester derby:
Guardiola says he needs a striker ahead of Sunday’s derby against Manchester City and has been without a full year.
Pep Guardiola admits Manchester City need a striker.
After Sergio Aguero left the club at the end of last season, there has been no traditional move for the nationals.
Last summer, attempts to bring in a quality replacement proved to be a failure for Guardiola with a number of offers for Harry Kane.
Cristiano Ronaldo was also abducted by neighboring Manchester United, who blocked a Portuguese homecoming from Juventus.
Since then, a number of players, including Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus, have bridged the gap and used Ferguson Torres occasionally before moving to Barcelona.
The absence of a traditional player for the role has not dampened City’s prospects this season or has prevented them from dominating the summit, but Guardiola has acknowledged that City will be recruiting the role again at the end of the campaign.
“I think the club needs a striker, definitely,” the Spanish player spoke ahead of Sunday’s derby match against Manchester United.
“You say we play fantastically well without a striker because we are winning. When we are not winning, you say we need a striker.
“[You say] ‘how do these guys play without a striker? In the Premier League you have to play with a striker’. So, we need a striker, I think the club is going to try [to buy one].”
Manchester City bought Julian Alvarez in January before releasing him immediately to River Plate, but the Argentina international will be seen as a long-term solution.
Liverpool 1-0 West Ham:
Liverpool beat West Ham 1-0 to keep pace with Premier League leaders Manchester City thanks to a goal from Sadio Mane.
A close-up shot from Sadio Mane helped Liverpool beat West Ham 1-0, closing the gap with Premier League leaders Manchester City to three points.
West Ham are one of only two teams to have beaten the Reds in all competitions this season, and the top four struggled in Saturday’s game at Anfield.
Liverpool opened the scoring in the 27th minute when Mane opened the scoring and West Ham proved enough chances at home late.
The Reds, who have won for the 11th time in 12 games, won their seventh league title and put pressure on City ahead of Sunday’s derby clash with Man Utd.
Without key midfielder Declan Rice, West Ham opened the scoring in the space of three minutes, with Lukasz Fabianski colliding head-on with Lukasz Fabianski.
Michail Antonio tested Alisson twice, but Liverpool opened the scoring through Mane during Trent Alexander-Arnold’s turn.
Minutes after half-time, Aaron Cresswell blocked Luis Diaz’s shot and Alexander-Arnold denied Pablo Fornals.
Jarrod Bowen suffered a hamstring injury early in the second half, but the visitors suffered injuries but made life difficult for their opponents.
Manuel Lanzini crossed Alison from eight yards out to give Antonio the equalizer, but Liverpool equalized in the final 10 minutes.
Abramovich shouted as he applauded for Ukraine before the clash between Chelsea and Burnley:
Chelsea fans chanted pro-Roman Abramovich ahead of a rally in support of Ukraine.
Chelsea fans chanted slogans in support of club owner Roman Abramovich ahead of the Premier League clash with Ukraine ahead of the Premier League clash for Ukraine.
A 55-year-old Russian oligarch has posed for a photo with former President Vladimir Putin to face British sanctions against Abramovich and other Russian individuals and organizations over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Chelsea owner Abramovich confirmed this week that he was trying to resolve the conflict peacefully, but later announced that the billionaire had made a “very difficult decision” to sell his club since 2003.
The English Football Association (EFA) applauded in the minutes leading up to the Premier League clash on Saturday, despite the fact that the Ukrainian people showed their support for the country as the fighting continued. .
The speeches were met with applause from supporters at home.
Abramovich’s choice of making the club available to customers is considered by Premier League chief executive Richard Masters to be the right decision, with recent developments saying Abramovich’s assets have become “unsustainable”.
Meanwhile, Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel called the club “a good place” ahead of his trip to Benfica and said he hoped a positive solution to the “uncertainty” near Stanford Bridge.
