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The Ten Hag spent a lot of money adding new players to the squad but failed to stabilize Manchester United's performance. The team was at the eighth place in the table. Manchester United may not have fired the Ten Hag to win the FA Cup, however. However, it is unlikely that Manchester United will be in the top four of the table next season.
However, during the season break and also this transfer window, Ten Hag is again doing the same thing where he is targeting several players who will be brought in to strengthen Manchester United next season and of course Manchester United will spend large amounts of money.
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In the last two seasons we have seen Manchester United spend 96 million on Antony, and 75 million on Hojlund. And the performance of these two players did not go well with United. Ten Hag is heavily funded by Manchester United management. Ten Hag is adding players to the squad as per their choice. But these players are unable to adapt themselves to the gameplay of Manchester United. I would say this is Ten Hag's failure. He is unable to find suitable players for his squad.
This season too, Manchester United management is providing big funds to ten Hag to buy players. But I think Ten Hag will be a waste of money this season too. He can't find the right players for the squad. I would have been very happy if the Ten Hag had been sacked this season by the Manchester United management and a new experienced coach had been given the reins of the team.
Manchester united is not going to provide the big funds to ten hag. I remember Manchester United will give Ten Hag 50 million euros this season. That's not much for him as he tries to fix the team. Also, Ten Hag has many tasks in the summer transfer.
But Manchester United may add more funds for Ten Hag. This would be when ten hag feels it's not enough for him.
Manchester United is now considering selling its naming rights. This is to raise more funds for Ten Hag. They will do this only if Ten Hag asks United for more money beyond the 50 million given by United at first.