Ten Hag Demands One-On-One Meeting With Key Man Utd Players Amid Poor Start To The Season

In an effort to boost the spirit of the depleted Manchester United team, Erik ten Hag reportedly insisted on one-on-one sessions with key players.

The Red Devils have suffered two straight 3-0 losses to Manchester City and Newcastle in the space of a week, and their on-field performances are further declining as they slowly slip into abject anarchy. In reality, with eight losses in the first 15 games of the season, Ten Hag is currently in charge of the team’s worst start to a season in sixty years.

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It has been reported that the Old Trafford dressing room is divided into factions as Ten Hag has been accused of protecting his “favourites” while “rounding on” others.

The Dutch manager is keen to address difficulties inside the squad and is committed to finding and fixing any flaws with the team, his employees, or himself in order to end the current crisis, according to The Sun. He has requested private sessions for the team to have new perspectives on Friday and Saturday before they play Fulham.

In the midst of the team’s general dissatisfaction, Scott McTominay defended his manager, stating that Ten Hag’s strategies were sound and that outcomes will be achieved soon.

Ten Hag is reportedly living on borrowed time at United, and if he can’t turn things around by the November international break, it could be the end of the road for him as an employee. Therefore, the following three games—a Champions League match against FC Copenhagen, a league match against Luton Town, and a trip to Craven Cottage in Fulham on Saturday—will determine his future.

Sporting CP‘s Ruben Amorim and Zinedine Zidane are reportedly leading United’s search for possible successors.