Despite growing pressure, reports indicate that Ten Hag…Continue Reading
is set to stay in charge for key upcoming fixtures against Porto and Aston Villa.
United delivered a lackluster performance at Old Trafford, losing 3-0 at home for the second consecutive Premier League match.
Just a month earlier, they were similarly outclassed by Liverpool, and this latest defeat has cast serious doubt over Ten Hag’s future.
Gary Neville labeled Sunday’s showing against Spurs as ‘disgusting,’ while former captain Ashley Young called for an immediate crisis meeting among players without the manager present.
The challenges only intensify for Ten Hag, with a Europa League match away at Porto on Thursday and a Premier League clash at Aston Villa on Sunday—crucial matches before October’s international break.
However, despite internal concerns, The Telegraph reports that there are no immediate plans to replace Ten Hag, as he still has the support of the club’s leadership.
Chief executive Omar Berrada, sporting director Dan Ashworth, and technical director Jason Wilcox observed the dismal performance from the stands.
For now, Ten Hag retains their backing but is in desperate need of positive results before the break.
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