England.” He’s had a lot of trouble finding the right balance, and today’s matchup with West Ham is crucial because you can be sure they’ll be well-prepared.”

Ten Hag unexpectedly started 19-year-old defender Wally Kambwala in his starting lineup with Raphael Varane out due to illness and Harry Maguire suspended. Scholes was initially worried about the visitors’ chances, saying, “They (West Ham) are difficult to play against but they also have the brilliant forward players that can cause you trouble.”

The iconic Manchester United player’s concerns were well-founded. Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus both scored goals in the second half to defeat United 2-0; the Red Devils are now eighth in the standings.

Ten Hag is under even more pressure as a result of the outcome, and he cannot afford another loss when his team hosts Aston Villa on Boxing Day. Even though United lost their most recent game in front of their home crowd, 3-0, to Bournemouth, that matchup will at least take place at Old Trafford.

Their dismal performance coincides with Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s impending announcement that he will buy a twenty-five percent share in the team. Furthermore, Ten Hag’s position will probably be the first thing on his agenda before the crucial January transfer window.


https://footballwave.com.ng/2023/12/23/paul-scholes-is-upset-that-erik-ten-hag-hasnt-been-able-to-address-man-utds-vulnerability/

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