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Things are going to change at Manchester United this summer. Author of a disappointing and worrying season in the Premier League with an eighth place, the Red Devils would like to return to the forefront on the national scene.
And to regain its splendor, the Mancunian management would have made a strong decision. According to information from GuardianDutch coach Erik ten Hag will be dismissed from his duties after the FA Cup final this Saturday against Manchester City.
And this, whatever the result in this final match of the season. A success would not change anything in his future at the head of the Mancunian club.
Thomas Tuchel contacted by Man United?
Erik ten Hag’s future is darkening at Manchester United. Barring a huge turnaround, the Dutchman and former coach of Ajax Amsterdam should leave the Red Devils at the end of the 23/24 season.
The 54-year-old who arrived at the club in the summer of 2022 failed to convince his managers and the Mancunian fans. A victory in the FA Cup would not change his future at the club. If the decision were to be official, his successor could be Thomas Tuchel.
The German coach who is no longer the coach of Bayern Munich was contacted by the English management. An arrival cannot be ruled out. The Man United challenge could suit him. His mission will be to put the Red Devils back at the top of English football…
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