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I don't think that Manchester United will retain Eric Ten Hag, there were some reports today linking Ipswich coach to the old Trafford job. It went further to say that Manchester United has already held a secret meeting with the man but nothing has been finalized yet, but they are hopeful that something will soon develop. With this I don't think Eric Ten Hag job is safe at Manchester United. I don't see Eric Ten Hag handling the affairs of Manchester United. The new management don't trust him enough, they are of the opinion that if Ten Hag was going to transform Manchester United that two years was enough to see that change, but so far Manchester United are far worst where Ten Hag meet them, so the decision to terminate his his contract. I'm sure the management of United will make known of Ten Hag fate soon.

The decision could go either way as Eric Ten Hag has not done well for Manchester United since taking over, especially as they finished the season very badly. With the team's performance under him being so poor, Manchester United will surely discuss his exit. It's not that Manchester United aren't negotiating with a quality manager, they're definitely looking for a quality manager if they get a quality manager and if everything goes well with that manager, they can certainly hire a new manager next season. If Manchester United trusts Eric Ten Hag without appointing a new manager, then of course he will give this manager strict conditions and if the manager accepts those strict conditions, he can stay at Manchester United.

If you look at Ten Hag's work with Man United in the past 2 seasons, it can be assumed that Man United has experienced a setback, and I think that reason is enough to get Ten Hag fired. This season Man United has been really bad, and even this is their lowest finish in the Premier League since 1989-90. If Man United continues to trust Ten Hag to handle Man United next season, that would clearly be a big question mark.

As far as I know, Man United has been interested in Thomas Tuchel, and it seems that Tuchel has also given a hint that he is also interested in becoming Man United's coach. But recently a new rumor has emerged, that after being fired by Chelsea, Mauricio Pochettino seems to be linked with Man United.

I wouldnt fire Ten Hag based on this season. Did you forget his accomplishments last year? Respect the dude! I understand. No doubt, this season was tough. But blame Ten Hag? Man, thats lazy. Beyond what we see, much happens. Glazers, internal politics,... a disaster. Many times, the management is blamed. Ten Hag's not perfect, but he's doing his best. I'd love to see him at Bayern if United let him go. Getting a club to back him is his due.

How is Glazzer's internal politics affecting Manchester United performance in the football pitch? The Glazzer's are not owing Manchester United players neither are they owing their staffs. The Glazzer's have backed Ten Hag with enough money in each of the transfer seasons he has been at the helm of affairs in Manchester United. So I don't really see how the Glazzer's politics should be brought in at this point. Okay you you are saying Ten Hag did good last season then what happened this season? Why didn't he continue building from where he stopped last season. Arsenal and Manchester City continued on their consistency from last season to this season, if Ten Hag was very good as you are saying, he should be at the top 4 because he finished there last season. Ten Hag was just a one season wonder.