The Brutal Response of Erling Haaland to Man UTD Looks Very Different Due to Erik ten Hag
It can be said that Manchester United has been on a roller coaster in recent times but things have started looking up. They have been in form and looks like they are going to have a clear direction yet again under the guidance of Erik ten Hag. He appears to have brought in a clear vision and fair approach to the firm that is taken as tipping them as the contenders for the title in the first season they are in charge.
The team’s early signs under the Dutch manager seem highly positive and playing out under the background of the wholesale changes behind the scenes will revamp the set of Man UTD. While the Glazer family that wants to sell has spawned some uncertainty, Manchester United’s football operation suddenly appears to be much more coherent and smooth-functioning than it has ever been for a long time. (more…)
Speaking to MUTV, Mourinho was pleased with the performance of Young over the course of the season and feels the Englishman has answered plenty of questions which were pointed out towards his fitness, age and ability to play at the highest level. He said: “When I arrived, he was playing a few matches per season. For the last couple of seasons, lots of injuries, lots of doubts, lots of question marks about his future at the highest level.
In an interview with SFR Sport, Mkhitaryan defended his stint with the Red Devils, and believes he had relatively good success with the club, having netted the crucial second goal during the Europa League final win over Ajax last season, he said: “I think I left an impression in Manchester, although I had difficulties. We won three titles in a year and a half — not every club does that. We won the Europa League, and I scored a goal in the final. If people say that I did not have enough success it is their opinion but I believe that I had a lot of success at the club.”



Jose Mourinho has had a certain affinity with United and their supporters since leading Porto a shock victory in the Champions League back in 2004; when the Portuguese’s side knocked Sir Alex Ferguson’s well-fancied Red Devils out of the competition. Even then, Mourinho always seemed destined to take over at United in the future…