Manchester United yet to contact U.S. Soccer despite finalising Mauricio Pochettino deal

First reported by Guardian at Tue 10:10 AM · 7 outlets in all

1. The Athletic(subscription required)7hManchester United make formal contact with U.S. Soccer over Mauricio PochettinoU.S. Soccer would require the Argentine's buyout, worth in the region of $10million (£7.4m), be paid to release him from his contract.
2. Washington Times12hU.S. men's soccer coach Mauricio Pochettino nearing deal with Manchester United: ReportsThe U.S. men's soccer team may be looking for a new manager in the near future.
3. Forbes16hIs Mauricio Pochettino The Right Man For The Manchester United Job?Mauricio Pochettino has been strongly linked with a move to Manchester United with Michael Carrick under pressure.
4. Yahoo Sports17hManchester United yet to contact U.S. Soccer despite finalising Mauricio Pochettino dealManchester United are closing in on an agreement with Mauricio Pochettino to become their potential next manager, but it is all being done behind the back of the USMNT. Michael Carrick’s position as the manager of Man United is hanging by a thread, with the Red Devils working on a deal with Pochettino’s camp to potentially make him the next manager at Old Trafford.
5. Fox Sports18hManchester United Reportedly Nearing Deal To Hire USA Coach Mauricio PochettinoMauricio Pochettino is leaving the United States men’s national team for Manchester United.
6. NY Post24hUSMNT star opens up about Mauricio Pochettino-Manchester United rumorsRumors have been swirling around head coach Mauricio Pochettino, linking him to a potential job with Manchester United.
7. Guardian35hMauricio Pochettino interested in leaving USMNT job for Manchester UnitedCoach’s contract has release clause of about $10mUnited expected to sack Michael Carrick after awful startUS men’s national team head coach Mauricio Pochettino is interested in a move to Manchester United, multiple sources told the Guardian, with those same sources characterizing the interest as mutual.United are expected to sack their head coach, Michael Carrick, after a disastrous start to their season which leaves them at risk of relegation from the Premier League, their worst opening to a campaign in four decades.