With Manchester United’s season going from bad to worse to a complete and utter disaster, it is hard to believe that Erik ten Hag might yet hold onto his job. Many believe the Dutchman’s time is up regardless of what happens in United’s final three Premier League games and the FA Cup final against rivals Manchester City.

Manchester United staff were reminded of as much last week when they checked their inboxes to find a blunt email from the club’s new kingpin condemning the lack of cleanliness and tidiness at Old Trafford and their Carrington training base.

Thomas Tuchel has waxed lyrical about his love for the Premier League after being linked with the Manchester United job. The Bayern Munich manager is the bookmakers’ favourite to take over from Erik ten Hag in the summer amid speculation that the Dutchman will be sacked at the end of the season.

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Manchester United intend to sack Erik ten Hag at the end of the season, Thomas Tuchel is interested in the Old Trafford job, plus more.

Manchester United have remarkably been backed to go back to basics and appoint Sean Dyche as the successor to Erik ten Hag, with one observer believing the Everton boss could restore what’s been lost since Sir Alex Ferguson left.

At least two potential candidates to replace Erik ten Hag are 'concerned' about criticism from former Manchester United players, reports say.The Red Devils have insisted the Dutchman won't be going

Former Manchester United first-team coach Rene Meulensteen says the Red Devils showed "no heart and no passion" in Monday night's limp 4-0 defeat at Crystal Palace. "Yes, it was a pretty awful night,