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Before the October international break, Manchester United have two games to play against Porto and Aston Villa, if the results are bad, they will think about changing the coach. I doubt that Manchester United will be able to win at least one of these games, if there is still hope against Porto, then I doubt that they will be able to beat Aston Villa, because they are in very good shape now.

In addition to Inzaghi, they are also considering Southgate, and it seems to me that Inter will not let Inzaghi go, especially at the beginning of the season. Meanwhile, ten Hag says that he has won 8 trophies in the last 6 years, continues to praise himself, although in fact, things are bad for him now.

One of the 2 matches if won will provide fresh air for Erik Ten Hag to continue to be maintained. So for those who do not like Erik Ten Hag playing style like me, of course Porto and Aston Villa will destroy Man United. The situation is increasingly uncertain, Man United needs a new breakthrough where a coach figure can revive the abilities of his players from a long sleep.

Regarding Filippo Inzaghi or Southgate, I agree more with Inzaghi but will he really let go of Inter Milan? Moving to the Premier League is certainly something different and challenging.

As regards Ten Hag's continued role as Manchester United manager being maintained, he signed a contract recently till 2026 and had his assistance in form of backroom staff, replaced with Ruud van Nistelrooy and Rene Hake.
Hopefully, the whooping they got from Tottenham Hotspur would be a motivation to be better this season, mostly with the matches against Porto and Aston Villa soonest.