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Correct! The picture below explains everything.
The fundamental problem is that Ten Hag never attempts to reflect on himself. Ten hag frequently exploited his players as scapegoats.
Antony appears to get few opportunities to play in the main squad, and I believe he is losing respect for Ten Hag. Ten hag is also known for using his players as an excuse when he receives poor results.
Ten hag was also rarely open to other people's opinions, which was his poor habit.
Ten Hag has sometimes showed tactical brilliance, but his ego is out of control. He enjoys taking credit for successes. Narcissism, not leadership. See Ronaldo and Sancho. World-class athletes wanted to leave Ten Hag's poisonous atmosphere. Not being able to connect with elite players is a huge red flag for a manager
It's not just egos. Also problematic is Ten Hag's tactical inflexibility. Regardless, he'll stick to his system. Adapt sometimes, guy. Study the space. Don't force your ideas on a failing game. Thus, while Ten Hag may know the game, his ego and stubbornness are holding this team back. Sadly, Manchester United deserves better
Ten Hag's a monster, clearly. He dared to have a vision and some standards, and the poor, delicate superstars couldnt handle it. Boo-hoo. Ronaldo and Sancho werepast their prime, coasting on reputation. They didnt fit Ten Hag's system, and their egos couldnt handle the bench. Its called accountability, something missing from modern football. Ten Hag isnt perfect, but he's not a tyrant. He's trying to build a team, not babysit has-beens. If a few bruised egos are the price of progress, then so be it. Maybe the "world-class athletes" should try being world-class teammates for a change.