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Man United latest on Erik ten Hag, opinions split as stance settled on
Manchester United are not planning on replacing Erik ten Hag during the current international break, TBR Football understands.
United’s foo🀅tballing hierarchy met for a monthly meeting in London on Tuesday with co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe taking his place.
Despite the fact the appointment had been in place for weeks, ten Hag’s future was very much on the agenda – as TBR Football revealed.
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Erik Ten Hag survives beyond international break
TBR Football understands𒅌 that some within the meeting did think the time was right to end Ten Hag’s tenure, but they did not come to an overall agreement.
Sources have told TBR Football that one of the main concerns within the club is United’s ability, or lack of it, to qualify for the Champions League.
A title challenge was not demanded of Ten Hag after he was handed a new contract in the summer, but it was made clear to the Dutchman that it was not must an improvement on last season’s 8th place finish – United꧑ worst in the EPL era – that was needed.
Champions League qualification crucial for United
Untied need to be🎃 in the Champions League and as it stands, such has been the poor start to the season, the Europa League already looks their b𓃲est bet of qualification.
Sources have confirmed to TBR Football that whilst Ten Hag will be in charge for the games after the international break against Brentford and Fenerbahce, but those games could again have a m🌺ajor bearing on his future.
W💯e are also told that the fact the footballing hier🔜archy are not fully in agreement on who could replace Ten Hag, and this is also a reason that they have not dispensed with the services of the former Ajax boss.
The club are well aware of their options for a ne💫w bo𒆙ss, as they did their due dili𓃲gence in ꦅthe summer before deciding to keep Ten Hag.
It is understood that Ten Hag him🐻self is fully concentrated on preparing for the Brentford as he has not been informed that his position is under threat.