Cristiano Ronaldo can prove a point to Erik ten Hag for Manchester United vs Chelsea
Time to get ruthless?
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Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson believes that the struggling club 'needs someone to take control' as he wished incoming boss Erik Ten Hag all the best in his new role.
“I have never totted it up, that’s the god’s honest truth,” Tony Carr tells Sky Sports. “Some fees are not published so I never bothered. If I had been on commission I might have done!”
It has been a season to forget for Manchester United. Poor form, a growing disconnection between players and fans and protests against the owners have all played their part. There have been two managers; club legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and current interim manager Ralf Rangnick who took over in late November.
Erik ten Hag will have quite the in-tray when he arrives at Manchester United in the summer but one of the most pressing issues will be his midfield.
Anyone who ever played Sunday League football as a child will know that it is definitely not easy being a manager's son.
Today marks the eighth anniversary since David Moyes was sacked by Manchester United, cutting short his spell as manager after just 10 months, with the announcement coming at 8.30am on 22nd April, 2014. It's fair to say both United and Moyes have been on a rollercoaster journey ever since.
Manchester United have hired their fifth full-time manager in nine years, bringing in Erik ten Hag from Ajax.