12 youngsters that Erik ten Hag could use during his first season at Manchester United
After yet another underwhelming season for Manchester United, another rebuild is set to take place upon Erik ten Hag’s arrival ahead of the 2022/23 campaign.
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Everyone knows someone sickeningly good at landing themselves a sweet new gig. Schmoozing, getting coffee, doing beers, touching base, LinkedTok, all a mystery to those who serve in the galley of the good ship Fiver, serving you meagre morsels of tea-time bitterness. For The Fiver, the job interview is something to send the ticker into overdrive, all that talk of where you see yourself in five years (here, probably … er, hopefully). And how, if anything, you are too much of a perfectionist. You get up, offer your clammy paws for a handshake, leave the room and then realise your flies were undone all that time, and then, a couple of days later, you are thanked for your application and wished the best for the future.
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Rangnick says stuttering Man United must identify future stars
Ralf Rangnick says Manchester United must work hard to lure "future top stars" to Old Trafford despite their near-certain absence from the Champions League next season. United, who have just three matches left this campaign, are languishing in sixth place in the Premier League, five points behind fourth-placed Arsenal, who have two games in hand. Interim manager Rangnick, who is switching to a consultancy role at the end of the season alongside his new position as manager of Austria's national team, said it was crucial to get transfers right under incoming boss Erik ten Hag.
Garnacho, McNeill, Hannibal: 12 Man United youngsters Erik ten Hag could utilise in 22/23
After yet another underwhelming season for Manchester United, another rebuild is set to take place upon Erik ten Hag’s arrival ahead of the 2022/23 campaign.
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