Ten Hag sees Baturina as an ideal fit for his system and believes the Croatian can develop into a world-class midfielder at Old Trafford. The Dutch manager is keen to add more creativity and dynamism to his midfield and believes Baturina possesses the qualities to do just that.

After a relatively good run of form for Manchester United in recent weeks, Erik ten Hag’s side dropped points once again as they were held to a 0-0 draw away at Crystal Palace on Saturday night – so it’s arguably time the manager makes some difficult selection calls.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag was frustrated with his side’s lack of clinical finishing in their goalless draw with Crystal Palace on Saturday.

Are these the games Manchester United need to be winning? Having dominated for long spells they just could not find a goal at Selhurst Park and it took a stunning save from Andre Onana to ensure the point.

Erik ten Hag promised the game would be 'different' from the 4-0 hammering against Palace at the beginning of May and the first 45 minutes were chalk and cheese, with United creating plenty of chances, controlling the contest but somehow not finding a way beyond Dean Henderson.

There was one other element you could criticise, mind. That was Martinez’s “challenge”. It was really a two-footed stamp from jumping into the air, and Glasner said both the defender and Daichi Kamada were “fortunate he touched the ball and not the shin”. Ten Hag declined to comment on it.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag was pleased that his team "ate Palace alive" but was ultimately left to lament that his men let what felt like a sure victory slip through their hands in a 0-0 Premier League draw with Crystal Palace on Saturday.

Erik ten Hag lamented Manchester United's lack of a clinical streak after their goalless draw with Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Saturday night.The Red Devils hit the woodwork twice in

Erik ten Hag insists Manchester United are continuing to make progress - Ten Hag’s side was boosted by the return of Rasmus Hojlund.

Despite Manchester United's poor start to the Premier League, boss Erik ten Hag remains confident that the results will start coming for his side.