Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag, remains confident in the support of the club’s owners. Despite the team’s injury woes, Ten Hag believes that the board understands the challenges they have faced.
“I think they have common sense,” Ten Hag stated, highlighting the numerous setbacks the team has encountered. With 32 different backlines, eight centre-backs lost to injury, and 13 different partnerships at centre-half, it is evident that these issues have had a negative impact on results. Additionally, the team has been without a left-back and has suffered from a high number of injuries.
In regards to co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s public support, Ten Hag expressed indifference. “I don’t care if they do or they don’t,” he said. The manager’s focus remains on improving and developing his team, as that is his primary responsibility.
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