“The next hours” – Fabrizio Romano has shared Ten Hag update on Monday morning out of Man Utd

Erik ten Hag’s future will be decided by Manchester United “in the next days,” according to Fabrizio Romano.

The end-of-season evaluation for United is anticipated to be completed shortly, having taken almost two weeks to complete following an FA Cup victory.

After placing ninth in the Premier League, Ten Hag, who won two trophies in his two years at the club, is coming off of his weakest United season to date.

Romano disclosed this week that Thomas Tuchel, the former manager of Bayern Munich, withdrew from the competition to become the next manager of Manchester United because he allegedly wanted to take a summer vacation from coaching.

Tuchel apparently desired to return to England for the previous season when he visited with United’s executives in recent weeks.

United also targeted Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna, who decided to extend his stay with the Tractor Boys after their Premier League return.

Decision on Ten Hag Expected Soon

Amid end-of-season review

Writing in his Daily Briefing, Romano suggests Man United’s decision on Ten Hag’s future is expected soon:

“In the next days, the next hours, we expect Man United to make a decision on Ten Hag and to clarify their plans for the future of the club in terms of the manager, but it’s an important update on Tuchel, and there’s also an important update on Jadon Sancho because the position from Man United now is really clear – they are prepared to sell Sancho this summer.”

Amid an injury-hit season, United finished with 14 losses in the league and a negative goal difference, but Ten Hag remained adamant about his future.

After the FA Cup final victory over Manchester City, the Dutchman said, ‘If they don’t want me, I go anywhere else and do what I did my whole career, winning games and trophies’.

Ten Hag, who still has one year left on his current deal, ended United’s six-year trophy drought last season, winning the EFL Cup.

Man United’s Transfer Priority Revealed

After Raphael Varane’s departure

Following Raphael Varane’s departure, Manchester United is giving priority to recruiting a new central defender this summer, writer Dharmesh Sheth of Sky Sports told GIVEMESPORT.

After the Frenchman confirmed his departure last month on a free transfer, United is searching for a long-term replacement.

Sheth claimed that due to Varane’s and Lisandro Martinez’s injury struggles, United “had issues in central defence” the previous season in an interview with GMS.

After filling in for the injured pair during the previous season, Jonny Evans, a 36-year-old veteran who signed on a free transfer last summer, has been offered a longer contract to stay at Old Trafford.

The Red Devils have also offered a contract extension to third-choice goalkeeper Tom Heaton, Romano revealed last week.