Journalist tells Man Utd who to cheer for in UCL as signing ‘dream coach’ could hinge on it

Manchester United have been told that a second Paris Saint-Germain triumph in the Champions League would boost their chances of appointing Luis Enrique.The Red Devils wielded the axe on Ruben Amorim’s turbulent 14-month reign in January. Darren Fletcher filled in as caretaker for two matches before resuming his duties with the U18, while Michael Carrick was entrusted with the first team until the end of the season.DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL STRETTY NEWS APP FOR ALL THE LATEST UPDATES & BREAKING NEWS – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAYThe 44-year-old has immediately managed to improve Man Utd’s results and performances, prompting a large section of fans and supporters to urge the club to give him the permanent job. However, INEOS refuse to make a hasty decision, delaying the matter until the end of the season.Luis Enrique has been on Man Utd’s managerial shortlistAt this stage, Carrick could be the ultimate favourite for the role, and he would certainly boost his chances if he succeeds in securing Champions League football at the end of the season. The team currently sits third in the table, and appears to be on the right path towards achieving this vital objective.Nevertheless, several other names have been circulating in the media, including Luis Enrique.With two Champions League trophies and a host of domestic titles to his résumé, the 55-year-old is one of the most decorated managers of his generation. Man Utd legend Patrice Evra identified him as his ‘dream’ choice to coach the Red Devils next season.The Spaniard’s contract with PSG will expire in June 2027, but the French giants are determined to renew his contract.Another PSG triumph could pave the way for Luis Enrique to join Man UnitedWhile answering questions from the readers, the Daily Mail journalist Nathan Salt opened up on United’s chances of securing Enrique’s signature.Salt admitted that the Spanish tactician is expected to stay in the French capital beyond the current campaign. Nevertheless, if he manages to lead the club towards another Champions League triumph, he might decide to close the chapter on a high note.“I find the hunt for a new manager particularly interesting, to tell you the truth. Speaking to people at the club they are firm that no decision has yet been made and the names on the shortlist are all being measured against each other,” wrote the journalist.“Luis Enrique remains a name very high on that list, but there is scepticism that he is ready to leave PSG. A second Champions League title may change that.”After beating Chelsea 8-2 on aggregate, PSG have consolidated their status as arguably the favourites to defend their European crown. The Parisians will lock horns with Liverpool in the quarter-finals.While the Man Utd fanbase hardly requires an additional reason to cheer against their Merseyside rivals, the opportunity to land one of the most coveted coaches in the world could be an extra motive to root for the French club until the very end.