Erik ten Hag’s managerial future at Manchester United is in doubt ahead of the team’s FA Cup fifth-round match against Nottingham Forest tomorrow night.
The Manchester Evening News has alleged that Ineos has examined possible substitutes for the Dutchman, who witnessed his team suffer a 2-1 loss to Fulham on Saturday at home. Roberto De Zerbi, the manager of Brighton & Hove Albion, is reportedly interested.
Prior to Saturday, United had not lost to Fulham since 2009. As a result, they will need to get better before visiting the City Ground tomorrow night. Since the FA Cup is still the only trophy that United has a chance to win this season, they should take great care of it.
Ten Hag has stated prior to the match that
Erik ten Hag says he “doesn’t care” whether new Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe gives him a vote of confidence.
After United’s 15th loss of the season to Fulham put them eight points outside of the fourth Champions League qualifying slot in the Premier League standings, there is still concern around United manager Ten Hag’s future.
In interviews conducted last week, Ratcliffe declined to evaluate Ten Hag’s term. As a result of his investment, Omar Berrada was named chief executive, and Dan Ashworth was scheduled to take over as United’s first sporting director.
