Quote from: Jegileman on August 05, 2024, 10:57:16 PM

Next season may not be the end of him in Manchester United as a coach. Manchester City is far beyond their standard and I don’t think anything can be done about that no matter how they try. Eric Ten Hag has a lifeline as the head coach of the team which can be exhausted at anytime, so to make him continue been the best in the league, he has to put that effort to make his team prevail in the midst of many others. He was to have been sacked but his victory at the FA Cup gave him another chance to be where he is today. He wouldn’t joke with this opportunity given to him, so I don’t think next season will be the end of him as he’s seeking to push more for the club. He will try by all means to meet target and remain one of the best clubs in the premier league.

That is if the players he bought are in prime condition for next season, because it would be useless if they were injured like Yoro who had to be absent for 3 months. Therefore Erik Ten Hag was asked not only to improve himself last season, but also to choose the ideal squad composition. Many old and new players were injured. So I will not put high hopes, seeing other squads that are far above United. Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool who were not too aggressive in the transfer market this season, were still able to bring United to their knees in the pre-season match. This means that so far there has been no improvement shown by Erik Ten Hag in preparation for next season.