Manchester United head coach Erik ten Hag admitted that he is not thinking about being dismissed following a crushing 3-0 defeat by Tottenham in the sixth round of the English Premier League (EPL).
Ten Hag told Mirror:
We all made it together, this decision to stay together as ownership and leadership group in the summer. We are all on one page, in the same boat, together, ownership, leadership group, staff and players. The players got very stressed after conceding so quick and they made bad decisions.
The Dutchman has been at the helm of the Red Devils since 2022. Under his guidance, Manchester United won the FA Cup in the 2023/2024 season.
Currently, the team sits in 12th place after six matches in the EPL standings. The team has had two wins, one draw, and three losses at the start of the season.
On July 4, the English club officially announced the extension of Ten Hag's contract until 2026.
Ten Hag earlier expressed his dissatisfaction with the existing financial constraints at Manchester United in a conversation with Daily Mail.
TEAMtalk reports that the Manchester United management is actively seeking a new coach who can replace the Dutch specialist.
