Manchester United's Next Manager

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Who should be the successor of Sir Alex Ferguson?

Carlos Queiroz The current manager of Portugal, Carlos Queiroz, has been tipped by Ferguson himself as next in line for the Old Trafford hot seat.

David Moyes Moyes has transformed the Toffees from relegation fodder into consistent challengers for European football.

Harry Redknapp Sir Alex Ferguson is likely to have a major influence in deciding his successor and is a long-term admirer and friend of Harry Redknapp.

Jose Mourinho ‘The Special One’, Jose Mourinho, is keen on the Old Trafford post and Ferguson is a huge admirer.

Josep Guardiola Considered one of the finest young managers in the game, Pep Guardiola won an unprecedented treble in his first season in charge at Barcelona with some considered flair and offensive style.

Mark Hughes A former fan favourite at United, scoring over 100 goals for the club.

Martin O’Neill A healthy and well speculated Irish replacement for the Scot, Martin O'Neill has had a powerful spell at Aston Villa.

Ole Gunnar Solskjær Solskjær is the current Manchester United Reserve team manager.

Roy Keane Seen as the natural successor to Sir Alex, Roy Keane’s reputation has taken a bashing following his acrimonious departure from Sunderland’s Stadium of Light and his dire start with new club Ipswich.

Ryan Giggs A living legend,Giggs made his first appearance for the club during the 1990–91 season and has been a regular player since the 1991–92 season.