Ten Hag’s position has been questioned since billionaire Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS group took control of football activities at Man Utd and made extensive changes to the team’s structure. The Dutch coach’s expertise was also questioned, when the “Red Devils” experienced a poor season, were soon eliminated from the Confederation Cup, the Champions League and had difficulty in the race to win tickets to the European Cup in the Premier League.
But despite the 0-4 defeat at Crystal Palace on May 6, Ten Hag is confident that he will continue to lead Man Utd next season. “Sure,” he replied when asked if he was the right person to lead Man Utd. “If we have the right players, we have a good squad. Man Utd has problems missing almost the entire defenders. I prepare the team in the best way possible and will continue to fight. The performance wasn’t good enough, I have to take responsibility, but I will find my energy again and prepare for the next match.”