Fresh reports have emerged that Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag will be sacked no matter the outcome of the FA Cup final on Saturday against Manchester City
Rumours about Ten Hag’s future intensified on Friday morning with The Guardian reporting that the Dutchman would lose his job l whatever the outcome of the Wembley meeting with Manchester City on Saturday.
Club sources are adamant their focus is purely on the second consecutive cup final meeting with Pep Guardiola’s side and trying to end what has been a tortuous season on a high.
It is being stressed they remain committed to an end-of-season review, after which a decision on Ten Hag’s future will be made.
United go into the FA Cup final with City knowing defeat will mean no European football next season for only the second time since 1981-82, excluding the five-year period when all English clubs were banned.
They finished eighth in the Premier League, one place below the David Moyes season of 2013-14, and their lowest since 1989-90.
Replacements have been suggested in the form of Thomas Tuchel, Gareth Southgate, Mauricio Pochettino, Kieran McKenna and others.
Uncertainty Surrounds Erik Ten Hag’s Future Ahead Of FA Cup Final On Saturday
