Manchester United already considering controversial Spanish coach as ten Hag replacement if he eventually he fails to deliver Chelsea game today.

It is indisputable that Erik ten Hag is currently experiencing the most intense duress at Manchester United.Despite the Dutchman’s best efforts to reinstate order and discipline to the first-team dynamic at Old Trafford, results are conspiring against him.

Given that Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly days away from being able to disclose his partial takeover of the club, United’s performance over the next ten days or so must significantly improve; otherwise, the manager’s tenure could come to an abrupt end.

Three consecutive home games – against Chelsea, Bournemouth, and Bayern Munich – will reveal much, with the December 17 matchup at Anfield against Liverpool potentially being the one that defines ten Hag’s tenure.He will most certainly not tolerate a recurrence of the 7-0 humiliation that United suffered on their previous visit.

Sadly, it appears that the club has already considered a potential replacement, which implies that the manager’s tenure is imminent, irrespective of his performance in the upcoming matches.

AS reports that former Wolves manager Julen Lopetegui, who was reportedly being set up by Real Madrid after being controversially fired as manager of the Spanish national team, is being considered.

Evidently, Lopetegui declined a staggering €18 million per season to manage in Saudi Arabia; he can fill the void as needed as a free agent.