Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is continuing to face questions over his future.
The Dutchman joined the club back in April 2022 and still holds the record as the manager with the highest win percentage in the club’s modern-day history.
But with an extensive injury list, crashing out of the UEFA Champions League before Christmas and ongoing player disputes, it hasn’t all been plain sailing for the former Ajax head coach.
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Ten Hag helped mastermind a dramatic 4-3 FA Cup victory over Liverpool just prior to the recent international break, with Amad Diallo scoring a late winner to send Old Trafford into delirium.
Another transfer window is fast approaching and given the progress made over the past two years, a complete reset would surely set Man Utd back once more in terms of moving on from the Fergie hangover we’ve since seen.
Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo have continued to prove how integral promoting within can be and with the likes of Omari Forson, Willy Kambwala and Habeeb Ogunneye all now pushing on to make an impact, the impact Erik is having remains clear for all to see.
With the media time and time again insisting that football coaches are not given long enough in the modern era, maybe it is time for United to look hard in the mirror as to what could stand them in the best stead.
“I am in this process, I’m only focusing on the process, so I don’t care what’s going on around me,” Ten Hag added, speaking ahead of a fifth-round FA Cup tie at Nottingham Forest, in which Casemiro‘s late winner secured a victory.
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