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Manchester United have acted decisively ever since Erik ten Hag stepped into the dugout and they will have to be even more cutthroat when continuing their rebuild in the forthcoming summer window.
Jurgen Klopp says he is still Liverpool manager «because of the past» rather than their current form ahead of their Premier League clash with managerless Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday. On Sunday two Premier League managers were sacked as Brendan Rodgers departed Leicester and Graham Potter left Chelsea . Ad When Klopp was asked by reporters for his reaction to the duo's departures, the German said: «I think the elephant in the room is why I am still sitting here in this crazy world, last man standing.» Premier LeagueKlopp unhappy with 'unacceptable' Liverpool defending in Man City thrashingYESTERDAY AT 16:13 Klopp, who has won the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League with Liverpool but are out of all cup competitions this season and sit eighth in the Premier League table, believes he is still in his job because of past achievements.
Erik ten Hag has come under fire for his midfield selection and tactics in Manchester United's defeat to Newcastle on Sunday. United looked disjointed centrally without the presence of Casemiro, who was sitting out the second of his four-game suspension following his red card against Southampton last month.
Jurgen Klopp said the number of managers who have lost their jobs in the Premier League this season is "awful" as his Liverpool side prepare to face Chelsea days after Graham Potter was sacked.
With Graham Potter out at Chelsea after just over six months in charge, who should replace him at Stamford Bridge?
Chelsea sacked manager Graham Potter on Sunday after less than seven months in charge, following their 2-0 home defeat by Aston Villa at the weekend which left the London club 11th in the Premier League.
Chelsea Football Club are once again looking for a new manager after it was confirmed on Sunday that Graham Potter has become the second manager new owner Todd Boehly has fired in under a year. Based on the current life span of Chelsea coaches being around six months, the stakes could be very high for the next manager to take on the role.
Joan Luque could yet make a farewell appearance for relegated Maidstone United.