"Do you still trust Ten Hach?"→"I don't want to answer"…Manchester United owner Ratcliffe dodged a direct response
"Do you still trust Ten Hach?"→"I don't want to answer"…Manchester United owner Ratcliffe dodged a direct response
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Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe avoided direct evaluation of manager Erik ten Hag.
The British 'BBC' reported on the 4th (Korea Standard Time) that "Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe said it was not his decision on the future of coach Ten Hach."
Ahead of this season, Ten Hag's future has drawn a lot of attention. Manchester United performed poorly under Ten Hag last season. The team finished eighth in the Premier League with 18 wins, six draws and 14 losses. It was eliminated in the group league at the UEFA Champions League.
Although he won the trophy in the English FA Cup, Ten Hag's position was shaken. Reports poured out that Manchester United was looking for a new coach. The names of successive coaches such as Thomas Frank, Thomas Tuchel and Gareth Southgate were mentioned, but Manchester United decided to accompany him.
Manchester United, however, has not got off to a good start this season. At the Community Shield, the first game of this season, Manchester City players were defeated after a penalty shootout to miss the trophy. In the PL, the team ranks 13th with two wins, one draw and three losses. At the UEFA Europa League, the team also had a 1-1 draw with Tvente, who is considered one of the strongest teams.
Recently, it was reported that Manchester United is considering changing its manager. According to the British 'Team Talk', a source close to Manchester United said it is only a matter of time before Ten Hach is replaced and a new manager is appointed.
Ruud Van Nistelrooy is being discussed as a new coach candidate. According to the British 'Mirror', the enormous burden has been added to coach Ten Haq since the defeat against Tottenham. "Pan Nistelrooy is very popular within the club," the media said. "The team will not oppose Van Nistelrooy taking the helm."
Ratcliffe opened up about Ten Hag. When asked if he still has faith in Ten Hag, he said, "I don't want to answer that question."
Ratcliffe said, "I like Ten Hag. I think he's a great manager, but it's not my decision after all. Manchester United's management has to decide how best to run the team in many ways. Our goal is very clear. It's to get Manchester United back on top and it's clear that we haven't got there yet."
Meanwhile, Coach Ten Hag is still confident. "We will succeed this season. Nothing is easy, but it is not something to panic about. We can solve problems," he said. "If you lose faith, you lose everything. We have to keep going and stick to our plans." 토토사이트
He continued, "I think the last two years have proved that we win. I have proven that I always win in my career. In the last six years, I have won eight trophies."