Paolo di Canio explains what Antonio Conte would bring to Manchester United

Paolo di Canio says Conte would bring organisation to Manchester United, though the Italian's typical two-year tenures raise long-term concerns.

With Manchester United enduring their worst league start in 40 years under Michael Carrick, speculation is mounting about Antonio Conte as a potential replacement. The Italian has been out of work since leaving Napoli in June and is reportedly keen to return to management, with a third Premier League stint after Chelsea and Tottenham appearing plausible.

Former striker Paolo di Canio has weighed in on the debate, telling La Repubblica that Conte would bring much-needed organisation to a club currently operating in an "ad-hoc, improvised manner." However, di Canio and others have raised concerns about Conte's track record: since leaving Juventus in 2014, he has never lasted longer than two years at a single club, raising questions about whether a move would provide long-term stability.

For now, Manchester United appear committed to backing Carrick despite the poor start, but patience may wear thin if results do not improve quickly.