This is the exact thing I was telling someone yesterday that sacking Eric ten hang right now wouldn't be fair because the players he signed into the team needs to gel into the playing system of the team, and time is very much essential for that to be possible, that's why I really applaud the hierarchy of Manchester united for not concurring to pressure by sacking Eric ten hang just only three games of the season, so I believe that it would be much fair if he is being judged by December, not now, because it's too early for that.
Lastly, as a neutral fan, when watching this Manchester united team, I feels like they are very light in midfield in terms of quality and depth, because I don't see any competent defensive midfielder in the team that can replace casemerio if he go injured or he is on a suspension, so I think that this their midfield is really going to be one of their major problem this season.
Manchester United management may still be patient with the results achieved in the first three matches of the season, but if the situation continues like this there is no reason to keep Ten Hag until the end of the season. So far, the management has been patient even though the results achieved in the last two seasons did not match their expectations. Now, Ten Hag has entered his third year coaching Manchester United, but the results are still the same.
The money spent so far to bring in new players seems to have been wasted because there have been no significant results, even though most of the players brought in have above average abilities, but they have still not been able to adapt to the tactics used by the coach. Overall, Manchester United's game still has many shortcomings, the top players who were brought in seem to have lost their abilities after playing under Ten Hag's guidance. The January transfer window may be the final threshold, if Ten Hag is unable to improve Manchester United's performance, perhaps his position will soon be replaced by another coach.