Sameer Khan
Erik Ten Hag is yet to be in the same room with the new INEOS decision-makers at Manchester United
Erik Ten Hag shares that he hasn’t even been in the same room with the new decision-makers from INEOS. The Dutchman has been completely focused on the tight schedule of his team.
Manchester United have already had a rough enough go of it this season. It began with them being knocked out of the Carabao Cup. Their Champions League failure then followed this.
Since then, the team has only won one game against Aston Villa on Boxing Day. After a disappointing run for a moment, it looked like Erik Ten Hag’s time at the helm might be coming to an end soon.
The Dutchman believes that the INEOS takeover at Manchester United ‘can inspire’ the team. Everyone who has seen the Red Devils play in recent times knows that they could use some real inspiration right now.
Let’s have a look at what Erik Ten Hag had to say about INEOS (h/t The Guardian)
“I’m focused on the game[s] so far, so I said: ‘No, in this moment I don’t want to have distractions.’ But in the coming days, weeks, there will be time for this, and then I’ll know more.
The team has finally started to set things right with their win over Aston Villa. They showed great resilience and strength during their comeback against the Villans on Boxing Day.
Now, everyone is counting on them to carry this momentum into their next game. A win over Nottingham Forest will bring the team even closer to their goal of a top 4 Premier League finish.
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Ten Hag believes that the ownership will help create a winning culture at Manchester United.
It is the need of the hour. A refreshed mentality could help the Old Trafford squad regain their form from last season.
As we head into the second half of their campaign Manchester United cannot afford to make the same mistakes that they’ve made in the first half.
