Ten Hag expected to remain as Manchester United manager

admin admin | 06-12 08:15

Erik ten Hag is to stay as Manchester United manager following the club's performance review, according to reports.

A poor second season in charge at Old Trafford ended on a high as the Dutchman led the Red Devils to an FA Cup final win against rivals Manchester City.

United have spent the past fortnight reviewing the 2023-24 campaign and overall first-team operation, leading questions to mount over Ten Hag’s position.

But it is understood United have decided that the 54-year-old will remain in his post after considering all eventualities.

Ten Hag is said to be aligned with the club and negotiations over a contract extension have begun.

His current deal is due to expire next summer.

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