Manchester United are enduring a disastrous season that has reached a new low, with the latest 4-0 defeat to Crystal Palace leaving fans and pundits calling for Erik ten Hag to be sacked.
The Dutch manager’s tactics and team selection have been widely criticized, and it’s clear that a change is needed. Here are 4 reasons why Ten Hag must be sacked:
- Abysmal Results: Manchester United’s current season has been a disaster, with just 16 wins in 35 Premier League matches. Ten Hag’s failure to deliver consistent results has left the team in danger of missing out on European football for the first time since 1990.
- Lack of Clear Playing Style: Despite significant investment in the transfer market, Ten Hag has failed to improve the team or implement a clear playing style. The team looks disjointed and lacking in direction. The midfield combinations are a joke, and the pressing coordination leaves a lot to be desired. There is very little to suggest this is about to change anytime soon.
- Player Unrest: Reports of player unrest and dissatisfaction with Ten Hag’s methods have been rampant. The manager has had bust-ups with Cristiano Ronaldo, Jadon Sancho, and Marcus Rashford in his two years at the club. This has brought his man-management skills under scrutiny.
- Tactical Inflexibility: Ten Hag’s tactics have been criticized for being too rigid and predictable. He has failed to adapt to changing circumstances and opposition. What made him widely celebrated at Ajax has been forgotten and Manchester United now look like the worst-coached team in England.
Who Could Replace Ten Hag at Manchester United?
Three managers who could potentially replace Ten Hag are:
1. Thomas Tuchel: Proven track record of success at Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain. Tactical flexibility and ability to adapt to different situations.
2. Graham Potter: Impressive work at Brighton, transforming the team into a solid Premier League outfit. Progressive and attacking playing style.
3. Ruben Amorim: Young and dynamic manager with strong tactical acumen. Success at Sporting CP, winning the Primeira Liga, and developing young talent.
Each of these managers offers something different, but all share a common trait – the ability to improve teams and deliver results. Manchester United needs a fresh start, and one of these three could be the perfect candidate to lead the Red Devils back to glory.
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