“It’s Over for him. We are bringing the most hardest coach in the world who refuses to coach any other football club. We offered a huge amount of money for so he could come back from retirement and do great things in Manchester United. Erik ten Hag is simply not the Man for this Job”-Man Utd identify ‘top target’ as Erik ten Hag replacement with deal potentially to be ‘concluded this week.

Reports indicate that Manchester United is considering a shift in management, with Erik ten Hag facing increasing scrutiny following a devastating 4-0 defeat against Crystal Palace. The team’s defensive frailties have been glaring, resulting in a staggering 81 goals conceded this season, the highest since 1977, jeopardizing their European football aspirations.
Amid speculation about ten Hag’s future, Gareth Southgate has emerged as the frontrunner, as per insights from transfer expert Santi Aouna. While no formal agreement has been reached, discussions are poised to advance, with the club keen on securing Southgate post the European Championships.
Reflecting on the recent loss, ten Hag voiced disappointment over the team’s performance, citing defensive lapses and the imperative for improvement. He stressed the collective accountability and the team’s failure to adhere to defensive instructions, underscoring the urgency to rectify defensive shortcomings.