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Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made his decision clear about Erig Ten Hag Future this morning after Todd Boehly announced the sacking of Pochettino. According to the Fans INEOS have made a terrible decision and it’s curtains for Erik ten Hag.

Manchester United has reportedly made a firm decision about Erik ten Hag’s future with the club, just before their critical FA Cup final against Manchester City.

During Ten Hag’s tenure, Manchester United experienced their worst Premier League season ever, finishing eighth with a total of 60 points. This is only marginally better than their previous low of 58 points in the 2021/22 season.

Due to their league position, United’s only chance to qualify for European competition next season is to defeat Manchester City in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium.

Italian journalist Di Marzio reports that the decision to part ways with Ten Hag has already been made, despite his potential to win a trophy. The report states, “Manchester United is in the process of finding a successor for Erik ten Hag, with his departure set for the end of this season.”

The club has evidently decided to move on from Ten Hag, regardless of the FA Cup final result. This decision marks a major strategic shift as United seeks new leadership to revive their past successes.

Letting Ten Hag go highlights the club’s dissatisfaction with the season’s outcomes, beyond any potential silverware. It underscores the high expectations at Manchester United, where achievements are measured by league performance and European competition qualification as well as trophies.

As the team prepares for their final against Manchester City, attention will be divided between the immediate goal of winning and the impending changes in management. Players, fans, and officials will be keenly observing how this transition unfolds and the new direction the club will take in its quest to regain its esteemed status.

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