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Join UsManchester United is deliberating Erik ten Hag’s future carefully, taking into account their recent disappointing season. Despite planning for him to manage the FA Cup final against Manchester City, Monday’s 4-0 loss to Crystal Palace has put Ten Hag’s position in jeopardy.
The football leadership, including new technical director Jason Wilcox, is cautious not to rush into any decisions post the Selhurst Park debacle. Although Ten Hag’s contract extends to 2025, there are no guarantees for his continuity.
With United’s slip to eighth place in the table, concerns loom over their remaining league games and European qualification prospects. They face a crucial run-in against Arsenal, Newcastle United, and Brighton before the FA Cup final.
While hopes for Champions League qualification dwindle, a spot in the Europa League or Europa Conference League could alleviate financial strain. Despite sympathy for Ten Hag’s predicament, recent performances have raised alarms.
Bayern Munich’s interest in Ten Hag adds a layer of complexity, with the Dutchman indicating a preference for United. As Bayern seeks a successor for Thomas Tuchel, United eyes potential replacements if Ten Hag departs.
