Man United sent Julian Nagelsmann update as 'inquiries' hint made amid Erik ten Hag pressure

Germany's national team director Rudi Voller has revealed that a decision will be made on the future of managerJulian Nagelsmann in the next few weeks amid links with Manchester United.

Current United boss Erik ten Hag has come under increased pressure at Old Trafford amid a disappointing campaign which has seen the Red Devils spend much of the season in sixth. United also crashed out of the Champions League group stages, finishing bottom and looking unlikely to make a return next season.

MEN Sport understands that there are currently no plans to replace Ten Hag but new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe remains unconvinced by the Dutchman. United are 11 points off the top five although they do remain in contention to win the FA Cup, with a semi-final against Championship side Coventry City coming up on April 21.

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And amid continued uncertainty over the long-term future of Ten Hag, United have been linked with several big-name managers. One of those is current Germany manager Nagelsmann.

Recent reports have claimed that the 35-year-old is on a list of potential replacements for Ten Hag, although it has been reported that he is "keen" to continue with Die Mannschaft beyond this summer's European Championships And Voller expects a decision to be made on Nagelsmann's future shortly, admitting that "a lot of inquiries" have been made.

“There will be a decision in the next few weeks,” Voller told DPA. “He has a lot of inquiries. It's no secret that we would like to continue with him, but he has many top clubs to choose from. We hope he