Reports now indicate that Erik Ten Hag’s days as Man United’s manager are numbered with speculation of his final game at the club revealed.
According to a report from The Guardian UK, it is anticipated that Man United will part ways with Erik ten Hag following the FA Cup final against Manchester City.
Ten Hag, who has been with the club for two years, is expected to depart after a challenging season. Manchester United’s eighth-place finish in the Premier League marks their lowest position since 1990, and their prospects of securing a spot in European competitions hinge on their performance against City at Wembley on Saturday.
The decision to change managers, considered one of the most significant decisions, will be made by Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his associates, following Ineos’s acquisition of a minority stake and control of football operations.
Who will replace Ten Hag at Man United?
According to recent reports, Manchester United has identified Thomas Tuchel, Mauricio Pochettino, Kieran McKenna, Graham Potter, and Thomas Frank as potential candidates for their managerial positions.
Erik Ten Hag, who led his team to a Carabao Cup victory and a third-place finish last season, is also being considered. However, despite initial success, ten Hag has faced challenges in maintaining performance due to the lack of success of some of his signings.
Read the Latest Sports News around the world and Get Fresh updates as they drop via X and Facebook
