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24th May 2016
09:52am BST

The Sun claims Neville and Mourinho remain in close contact, while the manager-elect is also thought to be keen on Kidd following his work in bringing through the Class of '92.
The 66-year-old served as Alex Ferguson's assistant from 1991-98, but has been with Manchester City since 2009, working under Pellegrini and his predecessor Roberto Mancini.
Former United captain Neville would not be available until he has fulfilled his coaching duties with England at Euro 2016, while Kidd is expected to leave Manchester City following the departure of head coach Manuel Pellegrini.
If the pair do arrive, that would potentially spell the end for Ryan Giggs. The Welshman has been at the club since 1987 as a player, coach and (briefly) as an interim player-manager, but his time at Old Trafford may be coming to an end.

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