Should Ten hag stay? Man United faces a dilemma.

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Manchester United pulled off a shocking victory against Manchester City to successfully clinch the FA Cup championship, a result that caught many by surprise. The question now arises: will ten Hag, the manager whose position has been precarious due to the team's poor performance in the league this season, be able to stay on after this unexpected triumph? There have been rumors that even if ten Hag managed to lead Manchester United to victory in the FA Cup final against Manchester City, he would still face the fate of being sacked. Behind the scenes, Manchester United has been preparing for potential new managerial candidates, with coaches like Tuchel and Potter being among the potential candidates for the future.

Moreover, nobody had expected ten Hag to lead the team to a surprise victory against Manchester City, given the latter's undeniable strength. It was believed to be a formidable task for Manchester United to pull off an upset. However, against all odds, the miracle happened. Manchester United scored two goals in the first half of the final, securing a stunning victory over Manchester City and clinching the FA Cup championship. This marks ten Hag's second trophy since taking charge of Manchester United.

Following the success, some are hoping that the Manchester United hierarchy will have a change of heart. The team's poor performance in the league can be attributed to objective factors, primarily injuries to key players. With the return of these players, Manchester United may have a chance to compete against strong teams like Manchester City. In the face of rumors about his potential dismissal, ten Hag has expressed uncertainty about his future at Manchester United after the triumph. However, he stated that regardless of the circumstances, he will continue to strive for championship trophies, a goal he shares regardless of the team he manages.

Do you think ten Hag will continue to stay at Manchester United?

Indra55

Manchester United really pulled off a shocker! Just when everyone thought Manchester City would undoubtedly clinch the title, Manchester United gave everyone a big surprise. But no matter what, congratulations to Manchester United for winning the championship!

Janak9955

It's really a big upset! Manchester United, who have been struggling for so long, suddenly clinched the title by defeating Manchester City, yes, Manchester City! I thought they would surely lose, but the result was unexpected...

Yamini003

Manchester United is amazing! They actually defeated Manchester City to win the FA Cup championship. This truly showcases the club's heritage, no matter how tough the situation, they can always unleash infinite energy when it comes to championship battles. In this match, the players and the performance of the team were impeccable. Winning the FA Cup is a perfect ending to this season. Initially, it was a disastrous season, but now looking back, it's acceptable. After all, having a championship in hand gives confidence in everything!

Sona59

I think Manchester United should keep Ten Hag. If they dismiss him now, they'll have to pay a hefty termination fee, which is insignificant for Ten Hag as he'll still have money without having to work. However, for Manchester United, it's undoubtedly a loss. Wouldn't it be better to use this money to buy two young players? Besides, the current squad structure of Manchester United was built by Ten Hag. Many players were brought in by him. If they change the coach, they might not approve of the current players and end up spending more money to buy new ones, and the players brought in by Ten Hag might not fetch a good price if sold. This season, Manchester United was greatly affected by injuries, so their poor league performance is understandable. The key is winning the FA Cup and qualifying for the Europa League, which makes it acceptable to start afresh next season. Ten Hag is still the coach with the highest win rate in Manchester United's history. Learning from this season's lessons, it would be best to reinforce the squad with the needed players during the summer transfer window and let Ten Hag lead this group of players for another season. It's just unfortunate for Sancho...chances are Manchester United's cafeteria won't have a spot for him.

Ritu13

Although Ten Hag led the team to victory, Manchester United's league performance has been poor, and his future remains uncertain. Player injuries have impacted the team's strength, and whether he stays depends on the decisions of the management and his personal goals.

Iti9

Kane is truly remarkable, but also unlucky. After Benzema won the Ballon d'Or and left for Saudi Arabia, Kane became the top striker in today's football world. He can score, assist, and organize, truly a jack-of-all-trades. His performance this season has been impeccable, seamlessly blending into Bayern Munich. However, the magical Kane encountered the equally magical Leverkusen and then got lost in Madrid due to Tuchel's perplexing tactics. Both in the Champions League and Bundesliga, Kane's efforts were in vain, akin to an uncrowned king meeting a Bayern Munich that fell short in all major competitions....

Kapil334

I still think it's very likely that Ten Hag will stay....!

Isha000

Was it hard to make this decision? If I were in Manchester United's management, I would have just fired him. Everyone knows the FA Cup is all scripted—a third-rate European team going up against Manchester City is just a joke. The Manchester United management and Erik ten Hag are no good. For the past decade, the management has been wasting the fans' passion for money, squandering the club's funds without spending it in the right places. Over the years, how many big-name stars have they brought in, like Cristiano Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimović, Edinson Cavani, and Ángel Di María? Why did they all leave after coming? Is it really the fans' problem? They just keep blaming the fans, saying the fans aren't supportive enough, while they themselves do nothing to help build the team. What's the point of keeping such management? They're just vampires, far worse than the management during Sir Alex Ferguson's era.

As for ten Hag, he's a third-rate coach. Even if he won the FA Cup, so what? Look at what has become of Manchester United's players under his leadership. He suppresses the youth academy for his own selfish reasons, preventing young players from breaking through, and only buys the players he likes. Who knows how many kickbacks he's taken? His tactics are so outdated, and his strategies are figured out by others even before the game starts. Under his command, Manchester United plays really ugly football—no creativity in attack, and the defense is a disaster. As someone who isn't a Manchester United fan, I find it ridiculous. I don't understand why this team exists, and why it still has so many fans...