‘We want to do the same’ - Erik ten Hag lists what he loves about Manchester United
Erik ten Hag professed his "love" for Manchester United as he savoured his first trophy with the club after the League Cup final victory over Newcastle.
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Erik ten Hag professed his "love" for Manchester United as he savoured his first trophy with the club after the League Cup final victory over Newcastle.
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