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Manchester United have interviewed Erik ten Hag as they step up their search for a new manager. The United hierarchy spoke to current Ajax boss ten Hag on Monday — holding reportedly «positive» talks — but it is not believed that makes him favourite for the role, rather that the hiring process is hotting up.
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Erik ten Hag has emerged as the 'clear favourite' for the vacant Manchester United job after he reportedly completed an interview with the Old Trafford hierarchy earlier this week.
Manchester United have interviewed Ajax manager Erik Ten Hag in their search for a replacement for Ralf Rangnick, the Daily Mail reports. The 52-year-old apparently had an interview on Monday, but the Old Trafford club are also looking to speak to Mauricio Pochettino, Julen Lopetegui and Luis Enrique. High hopes for a deal with Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel have died down.
El Manchester United piensa en futuro, o al menos, en el de su próximo entrenador. Ralf Rangnick dejará el banquillo de Old Trafford en verano y la directiva mancuniana ya está buscando al que será su sustituto. Una elección muy comprometida para los diablos rojos, que después de cosechar una nueva temporada sin títulos y con la clasificación para la Champions League cada vez más complicada, busca sentar las bases de un proyecto sólido. Y Erik Ten Hag forma parte de esa estrategia.
Standing on the precipice of another major crossroads has seemingly become a hobby in this vintage of Manchester United, but the process of hiring Sir Alex Ferguson’s fifth successor could prove to be the most precarious of them all.
Manchester United’s board are increasingly convinced that Ajax boss Erik ten Hag is the manager they need to revive the club’s fortunes after carrying out analysis on all the candidates.
Manchester United would have loved to appoint Julian Nagelsmann as manager this summer, but have been forced to accept that he would not want to leave Bayern Munich to take up the job at Old Trafford.