Two Candidate found too replace Manchester United coach Erik Ten Hag

Erik ten Hag is under a lot of pressure to keep his job at Old Trafford because Manchester United is having a terrible season.

Ten Hag’s second season as manager has been terrible. Not finishing in the top four and an embarassing early exit from the Champions League have made INEOS want to make a change.

This summer, however, there are a lot of managers looking for jobs, so the number of people who want to hire them is quickly decreasing.

fichajes.com said that two of the teachers INEOS is considering to replace the Dutchman will be moving to Europe in the next few weeks to take new jobs.

First, Antonio Conte, who used to manage Chelsea, is about to take over as manager of Napoli, the Serie A team that won the title easily last year.

Conte is expected to make €6.5 million a year in Naples. He will be in charge of bringing pride back to the club, which has had a terrible season and doesn’t look like it will finish higher than eighth place.

Also, Julen Lopetegui, the former coach of Wolves, is “one step away” from joining Conte in Italy. He is about to take over at AC Milan, whose foes Inter beat them to win the Scudetto this season.

The Spanish player has had good talks with the Rossoneri and wants to move to Milan, even though teams from all over Europe are interested.

Since it looks like two more well-known coaches are no longer available, INEOS will know they need to make a quick decision about what to do with their present head coach.

Even though Ten Hag has had a lot of injuries this season, he doesn’t seem to be able to change the way he plays. This has fans confused as they watch opponents keep cutting United open week after week.

Even though things were crazy, the Dutchman managed to get United to their second straight FA Cup final. Many people in Manchester think this is Ten Hag’s last chance to save face.

Before that, United has to win their last four Premier League games to make sure they get into the Europa League next season. On May 25, they journey to Wembley.