Or, United players who find it difficult to accept the methods and approaches taken by Erik Ten Hag. Sancho once played well with Dortmund, in short, after United no longer wanted his services, Dortmund borrowed him back. However, they were reluctant to make it permanent. Now he is with Chelsea, but not as a regular player. Cristiano Ronaldo has violated club rules several times, even in his interview session cornered the team he was defending at that time and still paid him a salary. Now, he plays with Al Nassr. I don't know what the internal conditions are like for Manchester United, but by making Nistlelrooy, it is hoped that the approach can be established well. After all, he is one of Manchester United's legends. Previously I said in another thread, I don't dare to conclude too far. The reason is simple, I don't have much information about this team and rarely watch them when they compete. IMO, even if Manchester United replaces Erik Ten Hag with a new manager, even an experienced one, there is no guarantee that it will improve the performance of the Red Devil squad, especially in such a short time. especially if the problem is the United players themselves, I mean like Bruno, Rashford who often do not show discipline as professional players. the last point, if Ten Hag is unable to deliver victory after victory in the next matches, it is likely that in the end the club management will look for a replacement.