The world is waiting for Manchester United to make a decision on Erik ten Hag. Football agents are desperate for an update, although for different reasons to fans.
Every morning we see United get linked to different targets. A lot of it is rubbish.
However, we do our best to cover everything that comes from reporters who cover the club most closely.
Samuel Luckhurst from the Manchester Evening News claims United’s transfer targets are unsure if the club will advance with their interest amid uncertainty over Ten Hag’s future.
The squad requires a lot of work ahead of the new season, but United must sell players before adding their most desired targets as acquisitions.
It’s understood United have delayed advancing discussions with certain players while the managerial situations at other clubs are also having a bearing.
Last week, Stretty News revealed Crystal Palace star Michael Olise is waiting on a call from United this summer.
Luckhurst reports: “Representatives of some targets are in limbo as United continue to mull over whether to continue with Ten Hag in charge.”
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Loading ...Agents are usually desperate to get their clients moves at this time of the year, especially when the players they represent could be banking on a move to United.
They will do their best to put pressure on the club until a decision is made. The main raise for that is it’s in their best interests financially. It’s also potentially a career-defining move that would please any of their clients.
United are conducting a review of their season, which ended in FA Cup glory last weekend.
Yet a decision on Ten Hag has not been made.
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United is a big club with a lot of trophy .I have never seen it before for a team to finish season without a goal