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As Manchester United edged closer and closer towards requiring life-saving heart surgery at the end of this season, the clamour for Alejandro Garnacho to inject some fresh blood only grew stronger.
Manchester United will negotiate Mike Phelan's departure as assistant coach after he was told that he would have no part to play in the first-team set-up under Erik ten Hag.
Manchester United have been informed that they are appointing a “control freak” in Erik ten Hag, with Daley Blind – who has worked under the Red Devils’ new boss at Ajax – backing a demanding character to deliver tangible success at Old Trafford.
If you told a Manchester United fan last season after Marcus Rashford had scored 11 goals and provided 11 assists in Premier League, that by the end of 2021/22 his future at Old Trafford would be in doubt, they would have likely laughed in your face. However, that is now the situation that has befallen the 24-year-old English winger.
Erik ten Hag is reportedly keen to retain Eric Ramsay - the final coach appointed by Ole Gunner Solksjaer - as part of his Manchester United backroom staff despite interest from Barnsley.
Erik ten Hag will have no excuses for why he can’t land a top midfielder this summer and solve an issue that has troubled Manchester United for several seasons.
(Reuters) - Ajax Amsterdam defender Daley Blind has described new Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag as a "control freak" and backed the Dutchman to bring success back to the club if given time and resources to establish his own playing style.
Ajax Amsterdam defender Daley Blind has described new Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag as a "control freak" and backed the Dutchman to bring success back to the club if given time and resources to establish his own playing style.