Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag finds himself under increasing pressure after a dismal performance at Wembley Stadium, where the Red Devils narrowly escaped defeat against Championship side Coventry City in the FA Cup. This follows a disappointing exit from the Champions League, with United finishing bottom of their group. The team’s current seventh-place standing in the Premier League, with Chelsea hot on their heels, further undermines ten Hag’s position. Despite reaching the FA Cup final, ten Hag’s stock has plummeted as the club struggles to find consistency. Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Avram Glazer’s presence at the Wembley match highlights the growing scrutiny surrounding the manager’s future. The club’s poor form could lead to the Dutchman’s departure at the end of the season, marking the seventh managerial change since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement in 2013.
Erik ten Hag’s Position as Manchester United Manager Hangs in the Balance After Wembley Horror Show
