"If Manchester United don't want me, I'll go win trophies elsewhere because that's what I've done all my career." This was announced by Manchester United manager Eric ten Haag when asked about his future at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils lifted the FA Cup yesterday after beating city rivals Manchester City 2-1 in the final at Wembley, but just a day earlier media on the Island reported that Ten Haag would be sacked. "When I took over the team, everything was a mess, now we are building a team for the future. It's normal to have slumps, but the team develops and in the end trophies are the most important. We also have an identity, but for that you need strong players. The Premier League is extremely difficult and you need a good squad and players available. We still have a lot of work to do, but we are exactly where we want to be," commented Ten Haag.
"Two trophies and three finals in two years is not bad, but I'm not satisfied, we have to be better," added the Dutchman, who said he did not know if the club's management had talked to other coaches about the manager's position. Old Trafford". /BGNES
