This week, Manchester United will make a decision about manager Erik ten Hag’s tenure at the Premier League team.
In the next few days, the management search will come to an end, and Thomas Tuchel will no longer be competing.
Tuchel and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, United’s co-owner, spoke on Tuesday in Monaco, but the German wants to take a break.
Ratcliffe and his group at Ineos have been analyzing the team’s results from the previous campaign.
The FA Cup final between United and Manchester City ended in a surprising victory for United, which is believed to have strengthened Ten Hag’s case.
The future of current manager Erik ten Hag is still up in the air, but officials have met with a number of possible successors, including Brentford manager Thomas Frank, former Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi, and former Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino.
