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Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag might not stay out of top-tier management for long, as reports suggest he is being considered for the vacant managerial position at Serie A side Roma.

The Italian club is in disarray following the dismissal of Ivan Juric after a 3-2 home loss to Bologna on Sunday. Juric’s exit marks Roma’s second managerial change this season. Daniele De Rossi, who succeeded Jose Mourinho, was let go after just eight months in charge, reflecting a period of instability for the club.

Currently sitting 12th in the Serie A standings, Roma’s owners, the Friedkin Group, are urgently searching for a manager to bring stability to the team. According to Il Messaggero, Ten Hag has emerged as a frontrunner for the role.

Other potential candidates include former Chelsea and Brighton manager Graham Potter, ex-Chelsea and Everton boss Frank Lampard, and Borussia Dortmund’s Edin Terzic, who led his team to last season’s Champions League final. Rudi Garcia, who previously managed Roma from 2013 to 2016 and later coached Marseille, Lyon, and Napoli, is also reportedly in contention.

The November international break offers a strategic window for managerial changes, giving the incoming coach a chance to evaluate the squad and instill their philosophy before league matches resume.

It remains uncertain whether Ten Hag, sacked by Manchester United last month, would be eager to take on Roma’s challenge so soon after leaving Old Trafford. Since his departure, United have seen an interim spell under Ruud van Nistelrooy, who achieved three wins and a draw in four matches. Ruben Amorim from Sporting Lisbon has now been appointed as United’s permanent manager, with van Nistelrooy stepping aside.

Ten Hag’s decision will likely depend on his readiness to jump into a demanding project. Roma’s volatile situation, with two managerial changes in one season, presents significant challenges, but it could also serve as an opportunity for Ten Hag to rebuild his reputation after a turbulent time at United. His tactical expertise and success at Ajax suggest he could bring structure and a clear playing style to a struggling Roma side.

Meanwhile, Roma’s interest in candidates like Graham Potter and Edin Terzic indicates their broad approach to finding a stabilizing figure. Should Ten Hag accept the position, it would signal his confidence in reviving a club in turmoil.

Would Ten Hag’s tactical brilliance and experience make him the right fit for Roma, or would waiting for a more stable project be

a wiser choice?