EPL: Ten Hag Confirms Manchester United's Talks with Tuchel, Discusses New Deal

Erik Ten Hag
Erik Ten Hag


Erik ten Hag reveals Manchester United's conversation with Thomas Tuchel, and provides update on his own contract negotiations.



In a recent interview with NOS Studio Voetbal, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag shed light on the club's managerial search process, confirming that they had indeed spoken with Thomas Tuchel. Ten Hag revealed that the club ultimately decided that they already have the best manager, implying that he is committed to staying at the helm.


When asked about the talks with Tuchel, ten Hag stated, “Manchester United have told me that they spoke with Thomas Tuchel, yes. They said they eventually came to the conclusion that they already have the best manager.” This statement puts to rest any speculation about Tuchel potentially taking over at Old Trafford.


Ten Hag also addressed the rumors surrounding his own contract, confirming that he is in talks with the club over a new deal. “I'm in talks with Man United over a new deal, yes. We still have to find an agreement for the new contract. This isn't easily done, we are still going to have to talk about this,” he said.


The Dutch manager's current contract expires in 2024, and it's clear that both parties are working towards an extension. Ten Hag's success in his first season, leading the team to a top-four finish and an FA Cup title, has likely earned him a new contract.


Ten Hag's comments also touched on INEOS, the new owners of Manchester United, saying, “INEOS are new into football, so it's normal to take their time and reflect on the season.” This suggests that the new ownership is taking a thoughtful approach to their first season at the helm.


Overall, ten Hag's comments provide clarity on the managerial situation at Manchester United, and fans can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that their successful manager is committed to staying on. The talks over a new contract will likely continue in the coming weeks, and we can expect to hear more updates as the situation develops.

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