Man Utd target Andoni Iraola gets huge contract offer day after announcing Bournemouth exit

Man Utd target Andoni Iraola gets huge contract offer day after announcing Bournemouth exitAndoni Iraola has confirmed he will leave Bournemouth when the season ends and already reports claim Crystal Palace have put an offer to him as they eye a new managerCommentsSportSamuel Meade Sports Brand Writer16:50, 15 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesAndoni Iraola has already received an offer to remain in the Premier League(Image: Robin Jones - AFC Bournemouth/AFC Bournemouth via Getty Images)Crystal Palace have tabled an offer to Andoni Iraola just 24 hours after he announced he will leave Bournemouth once the season comes to an end.‌The Spaniard has chosen not to extend his contract, which will bring an end to his three-year stay at the Vitality Stadium. Iraola has been linked with the likes of Manchester United, but they themselves are unsure what they're doing with their managerial situation.‌As a result the Eagles have come to the negotiating table as they know Oliver Glasner will also be departing this summer. Marca claims that they put a multi-million pound offer to Iraola and promised him to invest annually in their squad. The Bournemouth boss is understood to be considering the role.‌Twelve months ago Palace were on their way to winning the FA Cup, before then winning the Community Shield months later. They've since seen some of their leading lights leave with the likes of Eberechi Eze and Marc Guehi heading to pastures new.Iraola will not be short of offers. If those at Old Trafford opt against giving Michael Carrick the job full-time then the Spaniard is likely to be among those high on their shortlist. Clubs back in his homeland, the likes of Athletic Bilbao, are also keen.READ MORE: Man Utd eye Bournemouth duo as Andoni Iraola decision sparks transfer raidREAD MORE: Bournemouth make instant decision on Andoni Iraola successor with deal now closeIraola finished 12th in his first season with Bournemouth and then last season led the Cherries to ninth - the joint be...