Cristiano Ronaldo Ralf Rangnick Graham Potter Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Harry Maguire Scott Mactominay David De-Gea Manchester Brighton Premier League Manchester United Cristiano Ronaldo Ralf Rangnick Graham Potter Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Harry Maguire Scott Mactominay David De-Gea Manchester Brighton

Erik ten Hag: Damning analysis video of Man Utd's tactical problems vs Brighton

givemesport.com

Manchester United did not look one iota different to their 2021/22 selves as they slumped to a 2-1 defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday.

The very same problems that had festered away on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ralf Rangnick’s watch were apparent once again in what marked a damning start to United’s Premier League season.

From the unstructured build-up play to the jumbled midfield shape, the Red Devils flapped and flailed in their attempts to stop the Seagulls from nabbing all three points at the ‘Theatre of Dreams’.

Now, to an extent, this shouldn’t come as a surprise, because Erik ten Hag isn’t a miracle worker and no United fan should have expected their team to have taken to the pitch looking like prime Barcelona.

Related News
Erik ten Hag has warned Harry Maguire his status as Manchester United captain does not assure him of a starting role.
The story behind Ronaldo being dropped The Sun reveal that Cristiano Ronaldo and club captain Harry Maguire found out they would not be starting against fierce rivals Liverpool in a two-hour team meeting last Thursday. New head coach Erik ten Hag called for a team meeting and “urged” his squad to “air any grievances”. The Dutch boss then announced his decision to drop Ronaldo and Maguire – and the Sun state that the Portugal international did not speak throughout the session.
Cristiano Ronaldo was dropped by Erik ten Hag in front of his Manchester United teammates in a two-hour meeting before their win over Liverpool, according to reports.
Tasked with trying to stop Mohamed Salah from rubbing more salt into gaping Manchester United wounds, Tyrell Malacia could not have asked for a more difficult challenge on his first Premier League start.
Erik ten Hag remains convinced he will succeed at Manchester United despite losing both of his first two matches in charge. Ten Hag became the first United manager since John Chapman in 1921 to lose his first two matches and defeat to Liverpool on Monday night would equal Chapman's unfavourable start.

Latest News

Change privacy settings
This page might use cookies if your analytics vendor requires them.