Graham Potter had the opportunity to manage Manchester United. The new Chelsea manager did not fit in Man Utd's plans, according to information in "The Athletic," thus they ultimately chose Erik ten Hag.
Graham Potter is one of the most talked about managers in English football at the present. Due to his success at Brighton, Thomas Tuchel was fired, and Chelsea hired him to replace Tuchel.
However, this was not his first chance to lead one of the premier league's elite teams. According to "The Athletic," he might have joined Manchester United.
The Red Devils, after a disastrous campaign under Solskjaer and Rangnick, decided to look for a proven manager, which led them to get Erik ten Hag. Nevertheless, the cited media outlet said that on up to two occasions, Potter was offered to Man Utd.
Apparently, Man Utd hardly considered the possibility and “refused to maintain significant talks” given that they did not see him as the ideal candidate for the bench.