“Enough is Enough, I have watched every of their Premier League and Europa games this season and They have performed very poorly, The Coach doesn’t even have a Standard Starting XI, I cry when I see a lot of good players on the bench and he still keeps on starting Players who have no impact in the Game, “Nine games in already and they are in 14TH POSITION, C’MON THIS IS MANCHESTER UNITED for God sake!” Xavi allegedly fumed after watching yet another disheartening loss this weekend.
Xavi Hernández recently sent Manchester United fans into a frenzy after his wife shared a photo that quickly gained attention. The former Barcelona coach appeared in the picture alongside his young son, who wore the newest Manchester United jersey. This seemingly innocent photo has prompted fans to speculate if Xavi might be signaling a potential interest in managing the English club.
Currently 44, Xavi is without a coaching role since his exit from Barcelona last season, making him a free agent in the managerial market. With Manchester United enduring a rocky start under Erik ten Hag, many fans are wondering if Xavi could be a candidate to replace him. The Red Devils’ recent struggles have led some to question Ten Hag’s future, and rumors are circulating that club executives may have already sounded Xavi out as a possible successor.
In an Instagram story posted on Sunday, Xavi’s son is seen fully engaged with a sticker book while proudly wearing United’s famed red kit. The snapshot has fueled social media discussions, with fans convinced it might be a subtle hint that Xavi is open to a role at Old Trafford.
Questions surrounding Ten Hag’s tenure are not new. Reports emerged earlier this month that top United officials, including Sir Jim Ratcliffe, held a lengthy seven-hour meeting during the international break to address the club’s ongoing challenges. However, despite extensive talks, no immediate decisions were reached. Pressure on Ten Hag intensified after a disappointing 2-1 loss to West Ham, amplifying calls for a shift in leadership.
Among those voicing discontent is former Tottenham midfielder and Sky Sports analyst Jamie O’Hara. Following the latest defeat, O’Hara did not hold back, stating, “Enough is enough.” He criticized the current state of the club, asserting that if he were in charge, he would have already dismissed Ten Hag. Expressing shock at United’s low league standing, he commented, “Nine games in, and they’re 14th… this is Manchester United. Four losses in nine games just doesn’t cut it.”
When questioned further, O’Hara remarked that United should have parted ways with Ten Hag after last season’s FA Cup final, where they could have let him leave on a high. Reflecting on their domestic and European form, he described United’s performances as “poor” and doubted they would improve with Ten Hag at the helm.
The future for Manchester United remains uncertain, but Xavi’s possible interest has sparked optimism and debate. Whether this photo suggests genuine intent or was purely coincidental, fans are eager for change as they watch their club’s struggles mount.
