Manchester United Manager Erik ten Hag Under Pressure Amid Poor Season, Ownership Uncertainty, and Squad Unrest

Despite the squad's concerns over high-intensity training, managerial changes seem unlikely as key decision makers maintain faith in Ten Hag, and strategic shifts loom with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's expected takeover.

Manchester United Manager Erik ten Hag is under pressure following a poor season start with eight defeats in 15 games, sparking debates around his fitness for the job.
Ten Hag's questionable tactical decisions and player transfers, including the £82m signing of Antony from Ajax, have raised eyebrows amongst fans and club members.
Issues off the pitch, such as a potential takeover from British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, are identified as factors contributing to the unrest. Ratcliffe is expected to acquire 25% of the club and possibly take control of the football operations.
Despite the team's poor performance and the managerial concerns, key decision makers at the club are still supporting Ten Hag, reducing the likelihood of an immediate managerial change.
The future of Ten Hag and football director John Murtough could be uncertain with an expected takeover by Ratcliffe and his INEOS consortium, adding to the overall instability at the club.