The Spaniard Andoni Iraola has strongly entered the circle of candidates to manage Manchester United, having impressed the club's management with his attacking style and the work he has done with Bournemouth this season.

According to the British newspaper The Telegraph, Iraola has become the main competitor to Michael Carrick, who remains the preferred choice at Old Trafford so far, particularly due to his prior knowledge of the club's environment and his good relationship with the management.

The report also mentioned that other names are being considered by the owners led by Jim Ratcliffe, including the Portuguese Marco Silva. However, Iraola is particularly admired for his attacking personality and his ability to develop players and achieve stable results with a limited budget.

Manchester United continues to explore all options before making a final decision regarding the next manager, as the management is eager to return the team to competing for titles both domestically and in Europe after the recent inconsistent seasons.