We wrote that Ten Hag would be in trouble if Manchester United’s performances didn’t improve. This is their worst start since the 1974 season when they were relegated from the top league. They have lost nine out of 17 matches since August.
Jim Ratcliffe will take over football operations next week, and the billionaire could bring about changes.
According to reports in England, the Dutch manager is entering a dangerous period, and his fate will be decided in the next month.
These reports suggest that after the international break, if there is no improvement in matches against Everton, Chelsea, and Newcastle, and if the club fails to reach the top 16 of the Champions League, Ten Hag could be sacked.
Some names are already being mentioned, like Potter, the former manager of Brighton and Chelsea. Fans want a bigger name, but there are no suitable candidates in the market. De Zerbi from Brighton is mentioned, but it’s unlikely he will leave the Seagulls in the middle of the season.
