Manchester United's management has made a final decision regarding the future of Dutch coach Erik Ten Hag, following the end of the current season. United qualified for the FA Cup final after winning on penalties against Coventry City, yesterday, Sunday, after the match ended in a 3-3 draw. The "Daily Mail" reported that Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his management have decided on Ten Hag's fate without waiting for the season's conclusion.
It was stated that the management has decided to dismiss the Dutch coach, even if United wins the FA Cup against City. This comes after United has experienced a difficult season under Ten Hag's leadership, marked by an early exit from the Champions League group stage and a similar fate in the EFL Cup. The Red Devils' hopes of qualifying for the Champions League have faded, as the team lags significantly behind the top four and may also miss out on qualifying for the Europa League, currently sitting in seventh place with 48 points. Additionally, Ten Hag and his coaching staff have caused an increase in player injuries this season due to their punitive policy after matches, as well as the intensity of training sessions that players have frequently complained about.
