Almost every leading media outlet is spreading the same news. That Ineos Sport has approved Dutch manager Erik ten Hag to stay in charge of Manchester United next season. There will also be an additional contract extension.

Fabrizio Romano, along with almost every leading English media outlet, have reported that Enios Sport, Sir Jim Ratcliffe ‘s football management , has given approval for Dutch manager Erik ten Hag to continue managing Manchester United next season, and also plans to extend his contract.

Romano stated that Ten Hag “will stay at Manchester United. The decision has already been made. Ten Hag has been informed as well.” After Inios’ final decision”

Next, Enios will open negotiations with Ten Hag directly for a new contract. that may be increased for the entire contract period and the amount of wages

After the Dutch coach led the team to a surprise FA Cup championship. After breaking his pen and defeating Manchester City in the final, Inios held a big meeting to decide on the matter of the manager. If it is concluded that the former Ajax boss will be removed from his position. There are names of new coaches like Gareth Southgate, Mauricio Pochettino or Thomas Tuchel to consider.

However, the meeting with Inios concluded with trust. Ten Hag for the opportunity to continue work for next season. This will be Manchester United’s third season under the care of the Dutch coach.

Negotiations for a new contract are ongoing, as are discussions about reinforcements, as part of plans for this summer’s transfer window.

And while Ten Hag’s job description has been changed to be within the realm of “head coach” and not team manager, Romano said Ten Hag is “happy with Enios’ decision this time” and has no problem with being under scrutiny for a long period of time.

In addition to making the https://ufabet999.app team win two cups in two years. Ten Hag is also highly credited with turning young players into the senior team. Such as Cobbi Mainu and Alejandro Garnacio. Inios was especially impressed by this. And wants the Dutch coach to continue with this approach as well.