Manchester United Considers Sacking Manager Eric ten Haag Amid Poor Results: Reports

First, Manchester United are considering sacking their manager again. The club’s legendary defender pours criticism every day, saying, “There is no hope in sight.”

British media ‘Metro’ reported on the 15th (Korean time), “Manchester United is reconsidering the future of coach Eric ten Haag (54) after discussions with the board of directors.” He is already heavily involved in next season’s plans. tour and player recruitment.” However, Manchester United are reconsidering whether to keep manager Ten Haag due to recent results.”

The Ten Haag manager is in his second season at Manchester United. The 2022–2023 season was successful by finishing third in the English Premier League (EPL) and winning the English Carabao Cup (EFL Cup). However, this season, they dropped to 7th place in the Premier League. ‘Metro’ said, “Manchester United have only got one win (3 draws, 3 losses) in their last 7 Premier League games.

It’s a humiliation for a famous football family. ‘Metro’ pointed out that Manchester United’s problems don’t just happen in a day or two. The media said, “Manchester United are ending the season in the same way as the last 10 years when Louis van Gaal, David Moyes, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, etc. were sacked.

There is a feeling that the brutal death of the leader may continue. ‘Metro’ said, “Jim Ratcliffe, who got 27.7% of the club’s shares, said that the club’s environment is a bigger problem than the coach. Plans for next season “We are involved in recruitment, but it is a different approach than last summer,” he explained.

Club legends also left bitter comments on Manchester United’s continued decline. Gary Neville (49), who works as a reporter for Britain’s ‘Sky Sports’, said, “Manchester United has broken down since Sir Alex Ferguson retired. There is nothing more to say. These are situations we have seen before. It happened. 6, 7, 8 years ago “It’s a repeat,” he said angrily.

He seemed to be tired of regularly dismissing coaches. Neville shook his head and said, “Manchester United managers seem to fall apart in their second or third season. Performance was the problem. We saw it in the game against Brentford and AFC Bournemouth.”

British ‘Team Talk’ has left a bitter impression of Manchester United’s management style. The media said, “Manchester United has been held back by an identity crisis for many years. During the Sir Ferguson era, they achieved results with a youth policy,” and said, “But now, Manchester United rushed in different directions. Cristiano Ronaldo (Al Nasr now), Casemiro (Al-Nasr now), He criticized, “Are they trying to be Real Madrid by hiring Raphael Varane ( 31)?”

The media then asked, “Is the aim to gather the best talents in Europe, such as Rasmus Hoilun (22) and Jadon Sancho (23)? What exactly is Manchester United’s strategy?” and hiring a Sjol manager.

In fact, I thought the transfer fee was wasted over the years. ‘Team Talk’ said, “Obviously, Manchester United is a team with a lot of money. But as you can prove by looking at Manchester United and Chelsea, that alone is not enough. If you look at last month at Manchester United, you will see 10 years.

This media also said that the future of the coach of Ten Haag is uncertain. ‘Team Talk’ said, “Coach Ten Haag is in a bad situation. It is difficult for him to be the head coach of Manchester United. However, Coach Ten Haag’s project is not finished. Manchester United fans are very ‘ try to help him become a mature club. “I hope,” he said.

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