DECISION MADE: Manager with 63% win in England ready to join Manchester United – announcement imminent

Erik ten Hag has faced a lot of pressure as Manchester United manager on previous occasions, but this may be the final time he gets replaced.

Up until now, when it mattered most, the Dutch coach has always been able to find a way to make things better.

But with only three victories in 11 games this season across all competitions and a general absence of a tactical blueprint, Erik ten Hag’s time may be running out.

If Manchester United chooses to bring someone in his place, the international break offers them the ideal window of opportunity.

Thomas Tuchel, the former manager of Chelsea and Bayern Munich, has been named by Man United as the ideal alternative for Ten Hag, who is currently under fire, according to The Mirror. The German manager is prepared to take over at Old Trafford.

Even though the Blues didn’t win the Champions League, Tuchel had a terrific time leading Chelsea. In many respects, Todd Boehly’s dismissal from Stamford Bridge was unjustified, unexpected, and just one of the many dubious choices he has made while at the team.

In England, the Kaiser’s win percentage of 63% is quite impressive. During his stay at the Bridge, he played exactly 100 games for the Blues, winning 63 of them.

Erik ten Hag, on the other hand, has a 56.8% victory percentage at Manchester United.

Thomas Tuchel will be a capable manager to take Ten Hag’s place should Man United choose to pursue that course. He has managed elite teams with differing degrees of success and plays a strong brand of football.

Even though we could be mistaken, Erik ten Hag’s release appears to be more a matter of when than if. We may have a better idea in the next weeks, so let’s wait and see how things work out.