Manchester United No. 2 Carlos Queiroz may be leaving the club in June, according to a Guardian report. The departure of Queiroz at Old Trafford could pave the way for the former Real Madrid coach to eventually take over as the U.S. national team coach. U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati has made no secret about the fact that he’s still searching for an experienced foreign coach to take the reins of the U.S. national team, and many reports say Queiroz has become the frontrunner. The former Metrostars coach had a tumultuous year in charge of Real Madrid’s “galacticos,” but after being sacked in 2004 he returned to his post alongside Alex Ferguson at Manchester United. “My deal finishes in June and it will have been three years for me,” Queiroz said in an interview. “Whether I stay after that depends on the decision of Alex and the owners [the Glazers].”