Former player Danny Murphy thinks Manchester United should fire head coach Erik ten Hag shortly, via Sky Sports.
In round 16 of the Premier League, the Red Devils were humiliated 0–3 at Old Trafford by Bournemouth. It is noteworthy that Dominic Solanke’s effort struck the post and that VAR failed to identify the fourth goal scored by the away team.Man United is now ranked sixth in the standings but is probably going to drop out of this spot shortly after losing seven of their first sixteen Premier League games since the start of the season.
Murphy called for change when sharing: “The win over Chelsea in midweek did not fix the cracks. Chelsea have surpassed them countless times.
Bournemouth scored 3 goals and maybe 4 goals. This result is just confirmation that Man United is in crisis. Man United does not want to be in a situation where they have to go to Anfield and lose by 5 goals. They lost 7 matches.
I always thought Man United would give Ten Hag until the end of the season but if they want to reach their desired position, maybe a change is needed now< /span> and let the new coach figure out what is needed for the team.
It’s a shame because Ten Hag is a lovely guy but it feels like the Man United job came to him a little early. At Ajax, Ten Hag has never had to manage superstars. He has never faced as many problems as he did at Man Utd.