Manchester United bosses have twice considered the candidacy of Graham Potter for the post of head coach of the Red Devils, according to The Athletic.
Graham Potter, Getty ImagesAccording to a source, the Mancunians first became interested in Graham Potter after the release of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but opted for a temporary option in the form of Ralf Rangnick. After the departure of the German specialist, some representatives of the club once again persuaded to return to the services of Graham Potter, but the bosses of Manchester United refused the candidacy of the 47-year-old specialist, because Potter had no experience of performances in the Champions League.
The day before, London "Chelsea" fired Thomas Tuchel, and invited "Brighton" coach Graham Potter to replace him.
