Manchester United have lost six of their first 10 matches of the 2023/24 season and some fans started to fear forErik ten Hag’s future as the club’s manager after their embarrassing loss to Galatasaray at the UEFA Champions League.
Erik Ten Hag’s Future As Man Utd Manager Clarified
Are the United Decision-Makers Thinking of Firing Ten Hag?
Fabrizio Romano has given a definitive update on what the thinking is behind the scenes and at the boardroom level at Old Trafford when it comes to determining the future of the Dutch manager as the first-team boss. He cites “internal sources” at the club stating that their “position is very clear” in supporting the manager and his ideas to help the Red Devils prosper.
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The journalist said on his YouTube video: “It’s not been an easy beginning to the season at all for Manchester United so far. We know that they are in 10th position in the Premier League table and also have zero points in their Champions League group after defeats against Galatasaray and Bayern, so they are bottom of the group and this is something that is obviously not at Manchester United’s level or standards.
“This is why the pressure in the media is growing on Erik ten Hag, but the reality, internally, at the club, as of today … the position of Manchester United internal sources is very clear: supporting the manager, protecting the manager, supporting his ideas. It’s crucial for United to get back to winning important games in the next weeks, but the position of the club is very clear, with the owners, the directors, and the board – they trust Erik ten Hag. They believe he is the man for the present and future of United, they are not speaking to any other candidates or discussing any other candidates for the job.”
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Ten Hag is breaking some unwanted records at the start of the 2023/24 term, with his side being especially porous at the back since he brought in Andre Onana as the new goalkeeper to replace the released David de Gea. United have conceded 19 goals in all competitions this season, which is the most goals they’ve conceded in their first 10 games of any campaign since 1966/67.
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The Dutchman’s new signings are yet to really hit top gear, even though Rasmus Hojlund scored an inspired brace against Galatasaray. The manager desperately needs positive results and for his side to show some consistency in winning multiple matches in a row to keep the pressure off.
