Manchester United confirm Ten Hag's continued management and open contract extension talks! The reason for Rajue's abandonment of the change of coach was exposed

Romy's Manchester United blog

2024-06-12 07:02Posted in Guangdong sports creators

Tuesday is destined to be an important night in football, as the national football team enters the next stage of the world preliminary round, and Ten Hag stays at Manchester United! After more than two weeks of season wrap-up by the club's board of directors, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has decided that Ten Hag will remain as Manchester United manager. According to the authoritative BBC, the club has begun talks with Ten Hag with the intention of extending his current contract until the end of the season.

Immediately after the FA Cup final, Manchester United began to assess. Ten Hag was expected to be sacked anyway before the game, but he led his side to a 2-1 upset over Manchester City to win the title, giving the club's hierarchy a more positive attitude towards him.

The inability to find a suitable new manager was a big part of Ten Hag's stay. He met with former Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and Borussia Dortmund bosses in Monaco in person on Tuesday, but the German ultimately refused to take charge of Manchester United. The club remained unhappy with Mauricio Pochettino, who had vetoed the Argentine before selecting Ten Hag.

Graham Potter, Thomas Frank, De Zerbi and current England boss Gareth Southgate have also been linked to take charge of Manchester United. But they all have their problems, with Graham Potter failing at Chelsea, De Zerbi's Brighton having a mediocre season, and United never contacting Brentford about Frank's situation. And because of England's European Championship fixtures, appointing Gareth Southgate this summer is an impossible task.

Meanwhile, the United boss had a constructive conversation with Ten Hag on Tuesday over the outcome of the review, with the 54-year-old Dutchman expressing his willingness to continue in charge. Ten Hag was pleased with the final result, although some thought he was angry at the timing of United's conclusions.

Ten Hag and his family are currently on holiday in Ibiza, Spain, and after confirming that they could continue to lead the team, he was photographed for the first time having dinner with his wife Bianca, where they celebrated with red wine. The Manchester United boss was in a happy mood and wore a hat with the word "BOSS" emblazoned on the side. In European football, this is synonymous with "manager".

Ten Hag will remain in his role and will soon meet again with the club's hierarchy to discuss the squad for next season and how to move the team forward. Ten Hag's transfer power is expected to be weakened. But the club intend to offer him a new contract, perhaps for a shorter period of time, or with merit indicators attached, to assert his authority in the dressing room.

Behind-the-scenes changes have been implemented in the new management structure, with chief executive Omar Berarda set to take over in the middle of next month and football director Dan Ashworth will not be able to take over until a dispute with Newcastle United over a gardening leave has been resolved. Technical Director Jason Wilcox is in place and working alongside Ratcliffe, Sir David Braithwaite and Jean-Claude Blanco.

The news of Ten Hag's retention will be supported by most of the fans, who believe that the Manchester United have suffered a lot of injuries this season and should give the manager another season to prove himself. The hierarchy agrees with this view and feels key signings Andre Onana and Rasmus Hojlund, as well as injured Mason Mount, will improve after his first season at the club. Ten Hag has won the title two years in a row and has been recognised for using young players such as Garnacho and Kobe Maynor.

Once the manager has been decided, United will be able to officially start the new season, with the summer transfer window opening on 14 June. Ten Hag is in his third season in charge and the alarm bells have stopped ringing for the time being, but if his results do not improve next year, he could still be sacked even if he renews his contract.

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