Report: Ten Hag, Manchester United Official See Bundesliga Winner as His Successor

Report: Erik Ten Hag in Danger at Manchester United as Manager Sir Alex Ferguson Eyes Bundesliga Winner as Successor The difficult start Erik Ten Hag has made at Manchester United has put him into an uncertain position, prompting further talks of replacing him if results do not improve quickly enough. Sam Cunningham of iNews reports that former Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel could emerge as one of the main successors should Dutch coach Erik ten Hag be shown the door. This latest development follows an extended sequence of poor performances for Manchester United – defeats against Liverpool and Tottenham at Old Trafford as well as an excruciating 3-3 draw against Porto have left fans increasingly disgruntled.According to reports, Manchester United had initially initiated talks with Tuchel but negotiations fell apart due to disagreements regarding power/financial matters leading up to that time. Tuchel has won admirers within United’s hierarchy due to his track record as a winner – having secured both Champions League glory with Chelsea as well as domestic championships with Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain. Even though talks collapsed earlier this year, United could revive their interest in German coach Ten Hag if his struggles continue. What’s particularly telling about their summer search effort for a manager is its breadth: United’s search extended far and wide across many regions across Germany. club officials reportedly interviewed former USA head coach Mauricio Pochettino as well as Brentford player Thomas Frank prior to this May’s FA Cup Final. None of these approaches resulted in any appointments; eventually ten Hag remained in her position. Photo: IMAGO Ineos Ownership Influences Managerial DecisionsThe new ownership under Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos Group has played an increasingly prominent role in shaping management decisions about Manchester United’s future. As Sam Cunningham’s article illustrates, there appears to be strong support within Ineos leadership for Gareth Southgate as their chosen candidate for CEO. Southgate’s success with England should come as no surprise; he transformed their culture while leading them to consistent performances at international tournaments. Southgate’s close relations to Ineos sporting director Dave Brailsford and United’s sporting director Dan Ashworth make him a strong candidate. But Southgate may not be alone on anyone’s radar screen for consideration for this job. Ruud van Nistelrooy, appointed assistant manager, is well regarded among members of the club and figures within it. Former United striker Robben won silverware at PSV Eindhoven and could provide an interim option should ten Hag be relieved from his duties.United’s ReluctanceDespite mounting pressure from shareholders and press members alike, Manchester United have shown little indication they plan to make any quick decisions regarding ten Hag’s future. Though ten Hag’s performance last season – his worst in 34 years! – fell far short of expectations, the club extended him for one more season with no strings attached. Public support by Chief Executive Omar Berrada and Sporting Director Dan Ashworth in September signalled Manchester United’s intent to give Louis van Gaal time to turn things around; but, given expectations surrounding such an institution like Manchester United, time will always be limited. Ten Hag’s response following United’s loss against Spurs – wherein he assured that there was no panic within the club – failed to ease fan unease about Ten Hag. 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Index analysis had existed due / Erik ten Hag had high hopes after experiencing success at Ajax; therefore it has been especially perplexing that his efforts in turning things around this season have proven fruitless. Poor results – particularly humiliating home defeats to rivals Liverpool and Tottenham – has created an environment in which change seems imminent, and Thomas Tuchel could excite fans across Europe due to his impressive track record as manager of Fulham FC. His success at Chelsea, leading them to win a Champions League trophy, proves he understands how to handle the pressures associated with managing a top club. Furthermore, Tuchel stands in stark contrast to ten Hag, seemingly trapped in an endless cycle of inconsistent performance; Tuchel on the other hand has consistently delivered results even under difficult environments such as PSG or Bayern Munich. But some fans might remain wary about his connections to Gareth Southgate at his club. Although his work with England was admirable, he never managed at club level or at one of United’s scale. Southgate may make for an appealing candidate in terms of Ineos ownership group ties; however, many supporters may deem him not having enough tactical nous for Premier League and European football rigours. Furthermore, his tenure at United is just another reminder of its post-Ferguson challenges; with United desperate for silverware and consistency since Ferguson left, their choice between sticking with or replacing Ten Hag may determine its path for years.