Dwight Yorke suggests that if Erik ten Hag manages to secure the FA Cup with what some perceive as “terrible football,” he should remain as Manchester United’s manager….READ FULL ARTICLE
However, if Ten Hag fails to clinch the title, Yorke believes that Sir Jim Ratcliffe should swiftly reach out to Zinedine Zidane, the legendary French manager.
Yorke, a former United forward, expressed his viewpoint amidst ongoing scrutiny over Ten Hag’s position following a lackluster campaign. Despite United’s recent advancement to the FA Cup final, doubts persist due to inconsistent performances throughout the season, leaving them seventh in the Premier League.
Reports suggest that Ineos, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe as a new co-owner, has been evaluating Ten Hag’s suitability for the role, along with other potential managers. With no clear alternative emerging, Ten Hag might continue until the season’s end.
Among the contenders for the position is Zinedine Zidane, the esteemed former Real Madrid manager, who has been linked to various clubs including Bayern Munich.
Yorke advocates for Ratcliffe to engage in discussions with Zidane to lure him to Old Trafford, citing his exceptional track record at the highest level.
Yorke, speaking on behalf of TVSportGuide, opines that Ten Hag’s tenure could still be salvaged if he secures the FA Cup, particularly if it’s against arch-rivals Manchester City. Winning a second trophy in two years could potentially extend his stay, despite criticisms of the team’s playing style.
Ultimately, Yorke emphasizes the importance of results in football and suggests that delivering trophies should be the primary criteria for retaining managerial positions.
Nonetheless, he acknowledges that Manchester United’s underwhelming performances this season have heightened the need for change....READ FULL ARTICLE
