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Manchester United reportedly have a group of players who already doubt Erik ten Hag. If that is the case, they need to be sent packing this summer. The Times newspaper reported that players at Old Trafford already have concerns that the incoming Dutch manager does not have the strength to overcome and tackle the problems looming at the club.
Planet Sport has gone back through the records to assess how managers fare after Ajax.
This time, the US can boast two top-20 players in Taylor Fritz and Reilly Opelka, while Kazakhstan are led by 32nd-ranked Alexander Bublik and the Dutch by another top-40 player in Botic Van De Zandschulp.
Great Britain have been drawn against the United States, Kazakhstan and the Netherlands in the group stage of the Davis Cup. All three of the matches will be played in Glasgow from September 14-18. Ad/> The top two teams from the four groups will advance to the knockout stages, which will be played in Malaga, Spain from November 21-27.
It appeared to be a match made in heaven but if it hasn't quite been hell it has certainly been purgatory. Frenkie de Jong has been trapped below the quality level he should be soaring to at Barcelona ever since he made the move.
Paul Scholes has suggested Manchester United should appoint Edwin van der Sar in order to give Erik ten Hag a link with the club’s board. Ten Hag is set to arrive as United’s new manager at the end of the season, having had his appointment officially announced last week.
The original plan was an increase from the three staged in 2021 to six this season, but that was derailed by a debate over the financial implications amid a tighter budget cap. As a result, there will again be three sprints this year, with last weekend's Imola event to be followed by Austria and Brazil.
It’s fair to say that Rangers have had a disappointing second half of the season, despite the Europa League triumphs, the side’s Scottish Premiership form has been poor.