Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has dismissed any fears of being fired after recent struggles, reaffirming the club’s unity and long-term strategy. Following Manchester United’s defeat, Ten Hag spoke confidently about the club’s decision-making process and future plans.
“No Thoughts of Being Sacked”
Erik ten Hag made it clear that his position is not in jeopardy. Speaking after the defeat, the Dutchman confirmed that neither he nor the club’s hierarchy has considered parting ways. “I’m not thinking about being sacked,” Ten Hag stated. “We all made this decision to stay together in summer, it was clear plan.”
United Leadership Group Stays Committed
The manager emphasized that Manchester United’s leadership group, including ownership, is on the same page. He shared that the decisions made during the summer were not rushed but a part of a detailed review. Ten Hag explained, “It’s been decided as ownership group and leadership group. Also we made the decision, after a clear review, what we have to improve as an organisation… how to construct a squad.”
Patience in Building a Stronger Squad
Ten Hag acknowledged that building the squad will take time, and both the management and players are aware of this. “All decisions made in togetherness and also knowing it would take some time,” he said. Ten Hag expressed confidence that the team is on the right track, stating, “We are all there on one page, one boat, the ownership, the leadership group and the staff, players too and myself of course.”
Despite the current struggles, Erik ten Hag remains confident that Manchester United’s leadership and players are united in their vision. He firmly believes that patience and unity will lead to future success. With all levels of the club on the same page, Ten Hag is focused on long-term progress rather than short-term results.