Manchester United have scored ten wins in a row. According to James Ducker, United conceded an average of 0.6 goals and 8.4 shots per game with Casmeiro, against the 0.5 goals and 11.5 shots per game when he was absent.
The stats of crosses, possession, passes in the last third, and completed passes also increase in his presence. According to Melissa Reddy, a Manchester United staff member who spoke about the mentality of the teammates of the dressing room, “the Gaffer is excellent at planning, but having worked under so many managers and being a part of different dressing rooms, I would say his biggest strength is how he reacts, especially in dark moments.”
According to Sky Sports, a senior player (who chose to remain anonymous) revealed that Ten Hag “changed our mindset, showed us he is a real leader and believes in us during the worst moments, maybe when we don’t know how to believe in ourselves.”
According to Melissa Reddy, Ten Hag was seething as he broke down the mistake in the last Derby. The dressing room did not take it personally nor did they look for ways to publicly or privately scapegoat others.
The manner in which Ten Hag delivered his address felt more like “an education than an undressing; he has made them accountable and they really do want to take responsibility,” according to the Staffer.
While fines for ill-discipline remain, Ten Hag does not believe that it is an ideal form of punishment for multi millionaires. He believes that if a player’s behavior affects football matters, the penalty should also incorporate a sporting string. (Sky Sports)
Erik Ten Hag has flexed his muscles to keep his Manchester United football stars in line: strict dress codes, fixed meal times, a mobile phone ban, and rigid punishment for wrongdoers. This aided him in transforming a club in turmoil into a genuine force in English Football.
According to Chris Wheeler, not a single person at Manchester United is in any doubt that Erik Ten Hag is in charge. He clearly illustrates his authority through his rules and discipline at the club.
According to Chris Wheeler, “it’s the same rules for everyone, Erik tells them why they are being punished, and he didn’t cut Marcus any slack either (when he overslept).”
Under the rule of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, there was always a sense of double standards that bred discontent. A blind eye was turned to the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Paul Pogba. There can be no exceptions for Erik Ten Hag, and no preferential treatment. Discipline is paramount, even if it weakens the team.
According to James Ducker, Manchester United football club’s aim is still for the first quarter of April sale.
Joe Ravitch, Raine partner and co-founder, is leading the search for sale/investment for Manchester United. He was instrumental in the Chelsea sale.
Avaram Glazer flew to the World Cup in Doha last month and held a number of informal meetings regarding the sale of Manchester United.
Manchester United have received serious takeover interest from the Middle East, while Asia and America are poised to invite formal bids from them by a mid February deadline.
Ministers in Saudi Arabia and Qatar have previously played down the prospect of a state-backed buyout of the Manchester United football club. However, other well-placed sources have warned against ruling out the two nations.
Sir Jim Ratchliffe is also continuing to monitor Manchester United, and while an offer from him is still expected, formal talks are yet to begin. Other candidates who expressed a desire to buy Chelsea last year are known to have also returned with approaches.
Despite the loan offers, Manchester United had a meeting with Facundo Pellistri’s agent and let him know that his intention is for him to stay. Next week there will be a new talk, but it will be difficult to change anything.
According to Chris Wheeler, it’s believed that Erik Ten Hag may try to bring in another forward before the deadline, depending on United players going out on loan, but sources say that is unlikely to happen.
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