Manchester United
đ¨â˝Manchester Unitedâs owner has officially terminated Erik ten Hagâs contract this evening in the wake of the teamâs lackluster performance against Liverpool.
Under Erik ten Hag’s leadership, Manchester United has faced considerable difficulties in away matches, enduring losses to teams such as West Ham, Tottenham, Arsenal, and Newcastle. Paul Scholes expressed concerns about Ten Hagâs tactical decisions, particularly the use of only one holding midfielder in games against formidable opponents away from Old Trafford. Scholes argued that this approach has left the team exposed defensively, making it hard for them to cope with the pressure from high-caliber teams.
The controversy around Ten Hag’s tactics was further fueled by his decision to start 19-year-old defender Willy Kambwala in the match against West Ham, despite Kambwala’s limited experience at the senior level. Many observers were surprised by this choice, with Scholes and other pundits suggesting that such decisions highlight broader issues in Ten Hagâs tactical planning and match management, especially in important away games.
The defeat to West Ham has increased the scrutiny on Ten Hag, whose performance is being closely examined, particularly amid talks of Sir Jim Ratcliffe potentially purchasing a 25% stake in Manchester United. This possible change in ownership could bring new expectations and pressures, complicating Ten Hagâs situation further.
As the January transfer window approaches, Ten Hag faces mounting pressure to make necessary strategic adjustments to solve Manchester Unitedâs recurring problems in away fixtures. His ability to adapt his tactics, strengthen the squad, and improve the team’s away form will be crucial for maintaining his role as manager and ensuring success for the remainder of the season. The upcoming weeks will be pivotal as Ten Hag attempts to address these challenges and resolve the team’s ongoing issues.
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