Manchester United have reached an agreement to appoint Mauricio Pochettino as their new head coach, with the Argentine set to take charge on November 18.
The club confirmed the appointment in a statement, saying Pochettino and his coaching staff would be released from their duties with the United States men's national team following the conclusion of their commitments, including two matches against Haiti.
Pochettino, who has extensive experience in the English Premier League, is known for his high-intensity, attacking style of football and his ability to develop players and build competitive teams.
The 54-year-old previously managed Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea, establishing himself as one of the experienced coaches in English football.
He also guided the United States to the last 16 of the World Cup earlier this year, with the tournament hosted on home soil.
Pochettino faces a major challenge at Old Trafford, with Manchester United enduring their worst-ever start to a Premier League campaign.
The 20-time English champions have managed just one victory in their opening 10 league matches and currently find themselves in the relegation zone.
In a statement released by US Soccer, Pochettino described his time with the national team as one of the greatest honours of his career.
He thanked the players, supporters and federation for their commitment and support during his tenure.
US Soccer chief executive and secretary general JT Batson also praised the Argentine, saying he had left a lasting mark on the organisation through his leadership, professionalism and dedication to the players and the development of football culture in the country.
Manchester United's next fixture is against fierce rivals Liverpool on November 22.