Man Utd appoint Sean Dyche as successor to Erik ten Hag in astonishing move by Sir Jim Ratcliffe

Man Utd appoint Sean Dyche as successor to Erik ten Hag in astonishing move by Sir Jim Ratcliffe

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.

Ten Hag is under increasing pressure after leading Old Trafford to an utterly miserable season.

The Dutchman won’t get his marching orders until after the FA Cup final, according to The Daily Mail.

But even a surprising triumph at Wembley over fierce rivals Manchester City might not be enough to keep Ten Hag in his position.

According to The Mail, a number of Man Utd players already think Ten Hag is out.

Additionally, according to Matt Law of The Telegraph, Ten Hag getting fired at the end of the season is currently the most likely outcome.

Several people have been connected to the possible position, including Thomas Tuchel, Graham Potter, and Gareth Southgate.

According to The Mail, a number of Man Utd players already think Ten Hag is out.

Additionally, according to Matt Law of The Telegraph, Ten Hag getting fired at the end of the season is currently the most likely outcome.

Several people have been connected to the possible position, including Thomas Tuchel, Graham Potter, and Gareth Southgate.

Tyler’s Man Utd argument for Dyche
“I’ve stated that Manchester United ought to take Sean Dyche into consideration,

” Tyler stated on the Joy of Football podcast. “We hear that Manchester United is considering Gareth Southgate.”

“And Sean perhaps as well, since it’s a novel viewpoint and they require some novelty,

a new perspective, and a new sense of direction.

And perhaps you could argue that, in reality,

what you really need is something a little closer to home if you were seated around a table with all those fresh influences at Manchester United.

David Moyes found it difficult because it is directly on Fergie’s back. It’s an extremely challenging job to follow.

And it’s clear that since then, individuals have come and gone without Has Manchester United lost its genetic makeup?

“I think it’s likely that they have,

so perhaps someone who grew up in the nation where Manchester United has enjoyed so much success and is so highly regarded,

that could be the best course of action. However, you have individuals well beyond my pay grade.

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