In the upcoming week, senior officials at Manchester United will convene to deliberate on the fate of manager Erik ten Hag.
Ten Hag took the team to the FA Cup final against Manchester City amidst swirling reports indicating that the club’s top brass, led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, had already made up their minds to dismiss him following a disappointing Premier League season.
Rumors persisted that even clinching the FA Cup would not be enough to spare the Dutchman from being ousted.
Nonetheless, according to The Athletic, a thorough season review is scheduled for the following week to ascertain the outcome for Ten Hag.
Distinguished figures like Ratcliffe and Ineos’ sports director Sir Dave Brailsford will scrutinize United’s worst league campaign in more than 30 years before finalizing whether a managerial change is necessary.
Manchester United has been linked with potential replacements such as Ipswich Town’s Kieran McKenna, Brentford’s Thomas Frank, Thomas Tuchel, and Mauricio Pochettino, who recently became available after departing from Chelsea earlier this week.