Man United Co-Owner Ratcliffe Deflects Responsibility on Ten Hag's Future

Sir Jim Ratcliffe emphasizes that decisions regarding Erik ten Hag's position lie with the club's management team, not him.

Jim Ratcliffe, who owns a 27.7% stake in Manchester United, has stated that decisions about manager Erik ten Hag's future are not his to make.
Ratcliffe has delegated sporting control to chief executive Omar Berrada and sporting director Dan Ashworth, who joined the club in July.
Manchester United's poor start to the season has placed Ten Hag under scrutiny, with the team currently 13th in the Premier League.
Despite recent struggles, Ten Hag maintains belief in his team's mentality and insists on collective responsibility with the club's leadership.
Ratcliffe's comments come after United's recent 3-3 Europa League draw against Porto, where they conceded a two-goal lead.