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Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is reportedly not fearful about solutions that he may very well be sacked by Sir Jim Ratcliffe within the close to future.
United have been inconsistent this time period each by way of performances and outcomes.
The Purple Devils completed final in Group A of the Champions League, which means they weren’t solely knocked out of the competitors however had been additionally eradicated from Europe altogether.
Ten Hag’s males had been additionally dumped out of the Carabao.
It’s not any higher within the Premier League, the place United at present sit in eighth place with simply 35 factors after 22 matches performed.
United are 11 factors adrift of Unai Emery’s Aston Villa though they’ve a sport in hand.
Amidst all this, it was relayed {that a} managerial change on the finish of the season isn’t solely off the playing cards at the same time as Sir Jim Ratcliffe closes in on the ratification of his partial funding into the membership.
It’s understood that incoming United CEO Omar Berrada and a newly-appointed sporting director will decide Ten Hag’s destiny.
Some replacements which have beforehand been touted embody ex-Chelsea boss Graham Potter and OGC Good’s Francesco Farioli, simply to say two names.
Nonetheless, The Mirror report that Ten Hag is by no means involved in regards to the prospect of being fired. In reality, the newspaper explains that the Dutchman is searching for solutions from the board relating to why his plea for a striker in January was ignored.
“Erik ten Hag’s future may hinge on how a lot cash he’s given to spend by Manchester United this summer season.”
“The Dutchman is unfazed by solutions that he may very well be sacked and that outcomes over the subsequent 4 months will resolve whether or not new United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe permits him to serve the ultimate 12 months of his three-year contract.”
“Nonetheless, he desires solutions on whether or not he can be given cash to spend on new gamers after his plea to signal a striker in the course of the January switch window was ignored.”
As per Simon Mullock, Ten Hag believes there was a scarcity of constant backing within the switch market regardless of him being afforded as much as £400million since leaving Ajax to take cost at Outdated Trafford.
The 54-year-old coach is of the opinion that the workforce overachieved final season by ending third and successful the Carabao Cup.
The Mirror references United’s failure to land the likes of Frenkie de Jong and Harry Kane as two separate cases during which Ten Hag was left pissed off by membership bosses.
