BREAKING NEWS: coming from Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United in a win-win situation as Zinedine Zidane says YES to man united. According to reports coming from Old Trafford this morning, Jim Ratcliffe confirmed that Zidane is edging closer to become Manchester United manager after he declined a move to Bayern Munich saying there’s no competition in Germany, former Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane reportedly prefers a move to Manchester United than the Allianz Arena. Manchester United have got the big cat ready to unleash. He said ” it’s no news that we are looking for a new manager i don’t want to say much but to the fans we want to bring glory back here just expect the unexpected”.

Bayern Munich faces a setback as reports suggest that Zinedine Zidane, the former Real Madrid manager, favors a move to Manchester United over the Allianz Arena. The Bavarian giants are on the verge of a trophyless season for the first time in over ten years, compounded by the imminent departure of their current coach, Thomas Tuchel, at the end of the season.

Despite this, Tuchel’s team managed to secure a 1-0 victory against Arsenal in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals, securing a spot in the semifinals against Real Madrid, who ousted Manchester City in a penalty shootout. Meanwhile, United may also be on the lookout for a new manager if Erik ten Hag fails to deliver silverware this season, with the club facing the prospect of missing out on Champions League qualification.

Zidane, who concluded his second spell at Real Madrid in 2021, has been without a managerial role since then. However, reports from L’Equipe, as cited by Get Football News, suggest that the Frenchman is leaning towards a move to United rather than Bayern due to concerns about adapting to life in Bavaria and learning the German language. This is despite the acknowledgment that Bayern offers a better chance of winning trophies compared to the Premier League giants.

As for Manchester United’s immediate future, they find themselves in a challenging season, currently sitting in seventh place in the Premier League with six games remaining and facing the likelihood of missing out on Champions League football next season. With a recent string of winless league matches, United’s focus now shifts to the FA Cup semifinal clash against Championship side Coventry City, as they aim to secure a spot in the cup final for the second consecutive year.

Despite their struggles, United will be optimistic about their chances against Coventry, despite losing to them in the EFL Cup nearly twenty years ago. However, their European campaign came to an early end after finishing bottom of their Champions League group, signaling a disappointing season on multiple fronts for the Red Devils.