Manchester United's leadership remains steadfast in their commitment to Ten Hag.
Despite the current difficult situation, Manchester United's management intends not to sack Ten Hag, according to ESPN. The club decided to extend the Dutch manager's contract after their FA Cup success in May. ESPN reporter Rob Dawson stated that the management still maintains faith in Ten Hag, despite a less-than-ideal start to the season.

Confusion from the leadership
Despite their desire to keep Ten Hag, Manchester United's leadership admits they are feeling perplexed by the poor results. In particular, after activating Ten Hag's contract extension clause earlier this summer, they are facing crucial decisions regarding his future. A key meeting is scheduled for October 8th to discuss the club's direction.
Potential replacements
In this context, Ruud van Nistelrooy is considered the leading candidate to replace Ten Hag, with the possibility of taking the job in 2026. Additionally, Simone Inzaghi and Thomas Tuchel have also been mentioned as viable options for the hot seat at Old Trafford. The current leadership is under considerable pressure to find a solution to the current situation.
Statement from Ratcliffe co-owner
When asked about Ten Hag's future, Mr. Ratcliffe, one of Manchester United's co-owners, declined to give a specific answer. He said: "I like Erik Ten Hag and think he's a very good coach. But the final decision isn't mine; that's the responsibility of the current board."
Mr. Ratcliffe also emphasized that the new leadership team had only been formed in recent months and was still learning how Manchester United operates, especially in the early months of the year.
Erik ten Hag's future at Manchester United remains uncertain amid the team's struggling poor form. With increasing pressure from fans and club leaders, can Ten Hag turn things around and retain his position? A crucial meeting on October 8th will decide much about the Red Devils' future this season.
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