Erik ten Hag has insisted he retains the faith of Manchester United's leadership, but admitted his players must show a reaction to the defeat to Tottenham when they play FC Porto.

United were also held to an uninspiring 1-1 draw at home to FC Twente in their Europa League opener and widespread reports indicate Ten Hag has two games to save his job, starting

Benni McCarthy believes that Erik ten Hag lacks the 'passion' to succeed at Manchester United. The Dutchman is once again under intense pressure and there are suggestions that he could lose his job as early as next week should results and performances not improve against Porto and Aston Villa While Man Utd's new INEOS hierarchy would prefer not having to make a change,

Former Manchester United assistant coach Benni McCarthy has taken a dig at Erik ten Hag, accusing the Dutch manager of lacking the "fire and passion" needed at Old Trafford.

Former Red Devils coach Benni McCarthy believes Erik ten Hag lacks the 'passion' to manage a team like Manchester United. The former first-team coach, who left Old Trafford in June, has given an

Manchester United players would reportedly ‘welcome’ Ruud van Nistelrooy as the club’s new manager if Erik ten Hag gets sacked from his current job. Ten Hag is under immense pressure after losing 3-0 at home to Tottenham and it is thought that the Dutchman only has two games to save himself.

If there’s one thing that managers need from their players it’s total buy in to their methods, and Erik ten Hag doesn’t ever appear to have had that at Man United.

Discussions have raged on within the last week over whether Erik ten Hag has the personality and charisma to light a fire under the Manchester United players in such a bleak time at the club, but

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag insists that he has not lost the Old Trafford dressing room amidst the crisis at the club.

Erik ten Hag has made 21 signings as Manchester United's manager, with very few of his transfers making the desired impact.