Man United Players Question Erik ten Hag’s Future Amid Poor Start

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Erik ten Hag’s position as Manchester United manager is reportedly a topic of discussion among the players as the team struggles with a poor start to the season. United have secured only seven points from their first six games, including two home defeats, the latest against Tottenham. This underwhelming performance has raised questions about Ten Hag’s future at the club.

Pressure Mounting on Ten Hag

Over the summer, there were already discussions within the club’s hierarchy about possibly replacing the Dutchman, but a lack of available alternatives led them to stick with him. Ten Hag was given a one-year contract extension, but after heavy investments in new players over three summers, his tenure has faced increasing criticism, particularly for a lack of clear playing style.

Players’ Concerns

According to reports, some players are openly discussing how long Ten Hag might remain in charge if results don’t improve. Despite this, the manager insists that he is not concerned about his position and maintains that everyone at the club, including ownership and players, are aligned with the current direction.

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Ten Hag’s Response

When asked about his future, Ten Hag dismissed the idea of worrying about being sacked. He emphasized the shared commitment to improve, stating, “We all made this decision to stay together. We knew it would take time with new players and injuries. We are all on the same page.”

What’s Next for Manchester United?

With upcoming key matches against Porto and Aston Villa, Ten Hag’s future could depend on the results. A turnaround is necessary if he is to maintain his position and avoid further speculation.

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