Manchester United shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe says it is not his job to decide on the pressure-packed future of Erik ten Hag.

United have made an ill-fated start to the season. Winning just three of their nine games in all competitions and failing to win their last four. Defeat

at Tottenham Hotspur last weekend left them 13th in the Premier League. And a 3-3 draw at Porto after leading 2-0 in the Europa League on Thursday added to the pressure. Ten Hag

was signed by a new contract in the summer. But United have been reported to have spoken to a number of managers. Asked

if he has faith in Ten Hag, Ratcliffe said: “I don’t want to answer that question… I love Eric. “

I think he’s a very good coach but at the end of the day it’s not my decision. It’s a decision the directors of Manchester United have to make. How best to manage all the different aspects of the team. “

But the team that manages Manchester United have only been together in June or July. They haven’t been here since January, February, March or April. โปรโมชั่น ufabet Omar Berrada and Dan Ashworth only started in July. “

They have only been in the job… a few weeks at most. They have not been in the job for a long time so they have to assess it and make informed decisions. “

Our objectives are clear. We want to get Manchester United back to where it should be and it’s not there yet, that is clear.”