🚨⚽Former Barcelona Boss Xavier Hernández has been appointed as the manager of this shocking Premier League Club

Xavi, after stepping down as Barcelona manager at the end of the season, is reportedly eyeing a move to the Premier League for his next coaching role. The former Barcelona legend, who managed the club for three seasons, winning a La Liga title and a Supercopa de España, is now considering his next step. According to SPORT, the 44-year-old is leaning toward a break from football to recuperate from the pressures of managing at Camp Nou, but he is said to be keen on joining the Premier League for an “exciting project.”

One potential destination being discussed is Manchester United, where uncertainty surrounds the future of current manager Erik ten Hag. According to *The Times*, a decision on Ten Hag’s future could be made soon, with United assessing his position at the club. Xavi’s availability has sparked interest, but whether United would pursue him as a replacement for Ten Hag remains unclear.

Meanwhile, Thomas Tuchel, another candidate for the Old Trafford role, appears to be out of the running. Reports suggest that Tuchel recently met with Sir Jim Ratcliffe in Monaco, where he pitched his vision for United, including his plans to elevate the performances of English players Mason Mount and Jadon Sancho. However, Tuchel left the meeting with the impression that the job would not be his if Ten Hag were removed.

Erik ten Hag, who recently returned from his end-of-season break, remains focused on the project he has been building at United. Speaking after their FA Cup final victory over Manchester City, he emphasized his commitment to the club’s future and the progress being made. “I don’t think about this,” Ten Hag said. “I am now working on a project, and we are precisely where we want to be.”

He continued, “We’re putting together a team… When I took over at Manchester United, things were a shambles. We are currently on our way to building a team for the future. There will be ups and downs, but you can see that the team is growing and winning, and at the end of the day, it’s all about the trophies.”

Ten Hag also stressed that while the team is improving, he is not fully satisfied. “Two awards in two years isn’t too bad. Three finals aren’t bad, but we need to keep progressing. I am not happy with it. We have to perform better, and if they don’t want me anymore, I’ll go somewhere else to win trophies, which is what I’ve done my entire career.”

As Manchester United ponders their next steps, Xavi’s potential move to the Premier League could add another layer of intrigue to the situation. The coming weeks may provide more clarity on whether Xavi or any other managerial change is on the horizon at Old Trafford.