Ten Hag's statement read: "Dear fans, Let me start by thanking you. Thank you for always being there for the club. Whether it ...

He repeatedly backed Marcus Rashford despite concerns about his body ... moment. Ten Hag called the squad into Carrington the following day and made them watch a replay of the game in full before ...

Leading body language expert Darren Stanton has cast an interesting verdict on Erik ten Hag after his latest interview ... t ...

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Body language guru Darren Stanton has interpreted Erik ten Hag's demeanour as a cry for help, deeming the Manchester United manager 'broken'. The Dutchman's tenure at Old Trafford has been beset ...

Following a series of disappointing performances and mounting pressure, Manchester United have parted ways with Erik ten Hag as manager. Ten Hag’s tenure, initially full of promise, began to ...

It's been quite the international break for Manchester United and Erik ten Hag with speculation over his ... stint at Chelsea and he does have an body of work in the Premier League after elevating ...

He recently admitted that he probably wasn't ready to play a full 90 minutes as he continues ... rushing things and risking another injury. My body feels good again. I might be ready to play ...

In the hours before United were trounced 3-0 at home to Liverpool on Sept 1, chief executive Omar Berrada and sporting director Dan Ashworth had given their full public backing to Ten Hag.

It was only September 1, less than two months ago, that Berrada and Ashworth told journalists during a briefing at Old Trafford that Ten Hag had their “full backing”, and that is perhaps an ...

United spoke with Tuchel alongside other bosses over the summer before deciding to extend Erik ten Hag's contract ... The governing body wanted to review the situation following November's ...

Speaking on Sky Sports at the full time whistle, Gary Neville said: “The pressure is going to get ramped up this week – it is going to be brutal. It has been a bad day for Ten Hag, really bad.