I think the possibility of Ten Hag being fired will come true if he fails again in the next two or three matches. Moreover, if the Dutch coach fails to get United through to the last 16 of the UCL, I think management will determine their attitude at that time. If you look at The Red Devils next three matches in the EPL, United will face Brentford, Sheffield United and Man City. The first two clubs are a little easier, but Man City is a tough test for them. Determining Ten Hag fate will really depend on the opponent he will face, hopefully Ten Hag will be lucky in the next two matches.
Club officials and fans will certainly never be happy about their favorite club continuing to lose, they only need 3 points for each match, not an explanation for anything. What is clear is that management must take action from now on, if bad luck has not disappeared from Old Trafford and Ten Hag must leave immediately.
One of them had to terminate the contract so as not to waste too much money, Erik ten Hag had run out of ideas in building the Red Devils squad, because no matter how expensive the players he brought in, it didn't make the club improve and develop, even becoming a monthly player in Europe, of course that made the players disappointed. Red Devils fans, MU must move quickly and improve itself to correct the imbalance in terms of tactics and strategy and the mental formation of the Red Devils players.
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I think sacking the coach would not the solve the problem of the United, their problem is way beyond the coach, from the corrupt and incompetent board, to injury crisis and lack of confidence of players, and it all falls back to how the club owner (glaziers) have handled the club since 18 years ago, I think they need to sell to new owners that is ready to invest into the club and take it back to a better standard, bringing discipline and probably taking back to their glory days, but currently I think the glaziers needs to give ten Hag more time to strategy of getting the boys to start performing better, then hire a psychologist that would help the players build their confidence level, to get them to start performing well like the did the previous season.
However I saw in a news that the board are still in support of Erik Ten Hag despite how poorly the team is performing, and they think he's the rightful person for the present am future project of the club and therefore got no plans to sack him yet, this means that Eric Ten Hag's job is currently secured for the main time, but needs to work on his tactics as well as decision making then rest Onana for a while atleast 1 or 2 games to see the 2nd keepers ability.