Manchester United‘s manager, Erik ten Hag, has acknowledged that there might be disagreements among a couple of players regarding his coaching methods, reported by GOAL. Despite recent media reports suggesting a potential revolt against the manager, Ten Hag expressed confidence that the team is moving in the right direction. He emphasized that the majority of players are supportive of the team's proactive, dynamic, and brave style of play, but he remains open to listening to differing opinions, clarifying that only “one or two” players have expressed disagreement.
The current season has seen Manchester United facing challenges, marking their worst start since the 1973-74 season, which resulted in their relegation from the top flight. Notably, the team has struggled in encounters with top-half Premier League opponents, losing every such game. Despite these setbacks, Ten Hag remains optimistic about the squad's progress, emphasizing the ongoing transition and development.
During a press conference, the manager stated, “We are on a journey, a route. We know we are still in transition, but we are in the right direction.” He highlighted the team's construction, development, and the potential contribution of young players to Manchester United's future success.
The upcoming fixture against Chelsea is a crucial opportunity for Erik ten Hag to reverse the negative trend and boost team morale. With a challenging festive period ahead, including a clash with Bournemouth, securing maximum points becomes imperative for United as they aim to narrow the gap with league leaders Arsenal. The manager is hopeful that a positive result against Chelsea will contribute to the team's progression and help in solidifying their standing in the Premier League.
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