“He caused all the problems we’re facing today”: Erik ten Hag names Man United ex-Manager who left him a serious problems which is hurting the club now

Erik ten Hag asserts that it is the responsibility of managers to adapt to their players, in response to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s critique of certain members of the Manchester United team.

Solskjaer referred to certain individuals from the “Generation Z” demographic, born between the 1990s and early 2010s, who made the request to not captain United in specific games, which he deemed as trivial. Last year, the Norwegian coach mentioned the presence of “snowflakes” in the Manchester United dressing room. He also acknowledged the difficulty of managing millennials during his tenure as manager.

Ten Hag faced significant challenges with Cristiano Ronaldo, who successfully engineered his departure from United by expressing his lack of admiration for the Dutchman. Ten Hag also expelled Jadon Sancho from the first team roster following his public accusation that the manager had lied about his exclusion from the matchday squad against Arsenal in September.

“When asked about Solskjaer’s comments, Ten Hag acknowledged that there were clearly problems, but emphasized the importance of managers adapting to the current era and the characteristics of the younger generation,” Ten Hag stated. Do not anticipate that they will adapt to your needs.

As a management and coaching staff, it is necessary to adapt to the characteristics and needs of a new generation. To effectively coach individuals, it is necessary to thoroughly understand their lifestyle, thought processes, and emotions.

“Therefore, we must address this issue by devising an appropriate strategy, adopting the correct approach, and effectively motivating them.” It is not same; it is distinct from Ajax. However, I thoroughly enjoy being in this place. I greatly enjoy collaborating with the players in this dressing room, appreciating their unique qualities and personalities.