David de Gea shares his excitement at Erik ten Hag's appointment as Manchester United manager
David de Gea has shared his excitement at the news Erik ten Hag will take over as Manchester United manager at the end of the season.
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David De Gea may have to change under Erik Ten Hag at Manchester United
Ralf Rangnick has been learning all about Manchester United for the past few months. The German has been assessing the inner workings of the club since his appointment as interim manager in November.
It’s not yet clear how the Erik ten Hag era will go farcically wrong
Pity poor Fiver, who had several bons mots regarding Thursday’s relegation-infused battle between Burnley and Southampton ready to go – proper zingers they were, too – when white smoke suddenly started parping out of the chimneystack at Old Trafford. The Theatre of Dreams isn’t in the best nick at the moment, so there were initial worries that the 1967 Baby Belling that heats up all the matchday pies had finally given up the ghost, but upon closer examination it proved to be even more epochal news than that. Turns out the papal conclave had finally gotten round to making an informed decision for the first time since 1986, and so it was announced the new manager of Manchester United would be Erik ten Hag, to the surprise of absolutely nobody and the resigned disappointment of Mauricio Pochettino. Oh Mauricio! You’ll always have Paris.
Erik ten Hag must get rid of 15 Manchester United players in summer transfer window
There was an unacceptable predictability about Manchester United's 4-0 defeat to Liverpool on Tuesday night.
CHRIS WHEELER: So many United stars are leaving they've stopped caring
Oh, to be a fly on the wall when Ralf Rangnick caught up with his old friend Jurgen Klopp at Anfield late on Tuesday night following Liverpool's latest skewering of Manchester United.
‘I know it sounds a lot’; pundit cites extent of Man Utd problems with cull figure revealed
Former Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor feels Manchester United need 15 new players if they are to challenge for the Premier League title.
Bale, Fabregas, Kroos: How Man Utd could have lined up under David Moyes
David Moyes has taken his tenure at Manchester United as a major source of learning.