Manchester United could be dealt a boost in their pursuit of their next permanent manager after Mauricio Pochettino's fallout with Paris Saint-Germain continues, according to reports.
The former Spurs boss is among the list of candidates to take charge at Old Trafford at the end of the season following the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Pochettino has had a history with the vacant managerial position at the Theatre of Dreams in recent years after being linked with the position after the sacking of Jose Mourinho and in the aftermath of the Norwegian's axing.
Goal via Mirror Football have reported that fractures have begun to appear at the Ligue 1 leaders as discontent grows in the capital.
The report says that the 49-year-old is said to be feeling undermined by the PSG hierarchy after being vetoed on a number of decisions.
Including slimming the bloated squad during the summer window as Mitchel Bakker was the only exit whilst Lionel Messi, Sergio Ramos and Gianluigi Donnarumma are reportedly signings against his wishes.
That trio added to the additions of Georginio Wijnaldum, Nuno Mendes and Achraf Hakimi.
Ralf Rangnick signed a six-month contract at Old Trafford on an interim basis and looks set to undertake his consultancy role upon the conclusion of the season.
The Manchester Evening News reported last week are determined to land Pochettino.
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Erik ten Hag is another name on the list of potential candidates whilst Spain boss Luis Enrique is reportedly being considered.
Elsewhere, Belgian news outlet Voetbal Nieuws says that the Reds are set to face stiff competition from Everton in the battle to sign Anderlecht's Sergio Gomez.
The 21-year-old has scored six goals and provided 13 assists in 35 appearances so far this season.
United are said to be monitoring the situation surrounding the left-back with Luke Shaw and Alex Telles struggling to form this season.
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