Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says US coach Bob Bradley would be successful in the Premiership.
The man who led the USA at the recent World Cup, helping them reach the last 16, has been linked with the vacant hot seat at Fulham following Roy Hodgson's departure.
And were the Londoners to turn to Bradley, Ferguson feels he would do a good job.
Speaking ahead of Manchester United's pre-season friendly with the MLS All-Stars in Houston on Wednesday, Ferguson said: "I like Bob. I like his approach. I think he has got a steely determination about him. I think he has done a fantastic job.
"I know he's been linked to the Fulham job and I don't think it's beyond his boundaries at all.
"He is a young man. And I do not think there is anything wrong with him seeking a challenge in Europe or England, for that matter."
