Erik ten Hag speaks out on Manchester United future after Tottenham drubbing

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag insists he is not concerned about his future despite a second successive 3-0 Premier League home defeat.

Tottenham's victory inflicted a fourth 3-0 home league loss on United within the past year only four weeks on from Liverpool's 3-0 stroll.

United are 12th in the Premier League table and have lost more league games than they have won this term, leaving them with a goal difference of -3. Their form has refuelled uncertainty over Ten Hag's position four months on from when the United hierarchy sounded out potential replacements.

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"No, not thinking about this," Ten Hag replied when asked about his future. "We all made a togetherness, this decision, to stay together as an ownership, as a leadership group in the summer.

"And also we made the decision from a clear review, what we have to improve as an organisation and how we want to construct a squad. They are all decision-making in togetherness.

"But we also knew it will take some time because of how the window went, some players were late in like Ugarte, we have to integrate him now. Also, we had to make some improvements in organisation, we still have to deal with some injuries, impact players. We will get better there, we need some time.

"We are all there on one page, one boat, together, the ownership, the leadership group, the staff, the players’ group as well, so I don’t have that concern.

"Of course, there’s always a new game, there will be a new day and it’s also obvious you have to learn as a team."

United have won six of their past 20 league games and conceded at least