It wouldn’t surprise me’: Pundit makes prediction about next Man United manager

 



Micheal Edwards, Liverpool's current sporting director, will depart Merseyside at the end of the season when his current contract expires, it was revealed on Wednesday afternoon.


The club's owners, Fenway Sports Group, reportedly tried to persuade Edwards to prolong his tenure with the club, but he declined, supposedly wanting to start a fresh chapter somewhere, resulting in the inevitable being confirmed by the club's official website.


After such a fantastic stint with Jurgen Klopp, where the 42-year-old led Liverpool to Premier League and Champions League titles, speculation will undoubtedly begin on where the 42-year-old will settle next.

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