- Ten Hag to remain at United
- Likely to be awarded an extension as well
- End-of-season review went in favour of Dutchman
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In a significant decision, following an extensive end-of-season review, the Red Devils have chosen to retain Ten Hag as their manager. However, fans were largely disappointed with the decision as United endured a turbulent campaign where they finished eighth in the English top flight - their worst finish in the Premier League era.
GOAL/GettyAn X-user, @HowUBenFeller wrote: "INEOS have lost the plot 😭😭😭."
Whereas, @FrancisChipp believes that a lack of options forced INEOS to continue with Ten Hag. He wrote: "We couldn’t get anyone better so I guess you can stay for now”.
Another fan, @ManLikeIcey added: "Loool haha. Man Utd finished 8th last season with him. He’ll take them to 10th next season."
Meanwhile, @RomeInTheEast wrote: "They undermined him by taking so long though!!!"
However, @the_berneese, backed the move and wrote: "I’m happy for them. He will surely do better next season."
The period leading up to the FA Cup final was rife with rumours about Ten Hag's position. The uncertainty was further fueled by the manager himself, who admitted after the match that he was unsure if it would be his last game in charge. Now, it seems that the FA Cup triumph over derby rivals, Manchester City, did provide him with a new lease of life at United.
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United's overall performance was thoroughly underwhelming. With just 60 points, the team barely surpassed their worst tally in Premier League history. Additionally, their goal difference of minus-one marked the first time in 34 years that the club ended the season with a negative figure.
Getty/GOALTen Hag's current contract runs until June next year, with an option to extend for another 12 months. It's understood that the club and Ten Hag will enter discussions soon to further extend his tenure.