Manchester United has announced that they will not continue with their coach Erik ten Hag next year due to his poor performance after the team missed out on a ticket to the Champions League.
The Manchester United team stated that they have begun discussions with various coaches to find a suitable replacement for the next season, as the team will not be participating in the Champions League.
The club announced that once they secure a new coach, they will immediately start searching for new players and will review and adjust player contracts to enhance their performance for the upcoming year.
Erik ten Hag expressed his readiness to leave, stating, “Personally, I am ready to leave because I gave everything I had.” Despite helping Manchester United win the match against Manchester City this weekend, ten Hag acknowledged that this victory would not influence his departure.
The club emphasized that ten Hag’s contributions were insufficient, as the primary goal was to secure the league title this year. His failure to position Manchester United in the top four, thus missing out on the Champions League qualification, was a critical factor in the decision.
The Champions League is a prestigious competition played on the European continent, and missing out on it has significant implications for the club.
