Confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United have SACKED Erik Ten Hag‼️ He will manage the team for the last time in the cup final against City. He is leaving Old Trafford no matter the outcome. According to reports, it is true that Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS ‘allies’ have decided to pull the trigger on Ten Hag after the showpiece at Wembley. Man Utd sack Ten Hag. This came as a surprise, so finally ten hag have been been sacked🙀🙀🙀
Manchester United are set to part ways with Erik ten Hag after the FA Cup final, according to The Guardian.
Erik ten Hag’s tenure at Manchester United is reaching a critical juncture. The team is set to play against Manchester City in the FA Cup final at Wembley within the next 24 hours, and it is becoming increasingly probable that this game will be Ten Hag’s last as manager.
During Ten Hag’s leadership, Manchester United experienced their worst league finish since 1990, securing only eighth place in the Premier League. The team also faced a humiliating exit from the Champions League at the group stage, and several major signings, including the €95 million winger Antony, failed to make a significant impact.
On Thursday, Italian transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio reported that Manchester United had decided to let go of Ten Hag after the FA Cup final, regardless of the result. This has been corroborated by another source.
The Guardian states that Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS partners have decided to end Ten Hag’s contract after the upcoming Wembley match.
This decision follows an audit by the new technical director, Jason Wilcox, who assessed Ten Hag’s performance and his relationships within the team. The results of this review were disappointing, despite the team ending the Premier League season with wins against Newcastle and Brighton.
Manchester United’s only chance to qualify for European competition (the Europa League) depends on their victory against Manchester City. However, even a win will not prevent Ten Hag’s imminent departure from Old Trafford. Possible successors include Thomas Tuchel, Kieran McKenna, Mauricio Pochettino, Graham Potter, and Thomas Frank.
