According to The Independent.
Manchester United Football Club
is looking to build a dynamic young team, relying heavily on signing players under the age of 24, and in the final decision to
Tenhave
of the future after a radical change in the way reinforcements are brought in.
In the midst of United's contract extension talks with manager Jurgen Ten Hahn, the club's hierarchy has decided to restructure Ten Hahn's influence in attracting new signings, and he will no longer have the same level of responsibility for signings. The new Inrix management felt it was only fair to allow Ten Hahn to showcase his abilities in a new structure that is closer to the system that made him successful at Ajax.
Manchester United is looking to quickly regain its status as a Champions League club. Referring to Arsenal's patience with Arteta, United hope that Ten Hahn can also gradually realize his tactical ideals by developing young players. Arsenal have gradually built a competitive team by bringing in young players after experiencing a low season in 2020/21.
There is an opportunity for Ten Hagh to replicate this model of success at Manchester United. However, it was also noted in the internal review that Ten Hahn's tactical ideals were not always reflected in the game, partly due to his pursuit of short-term gains and the effects of player injuries. Nonetheless, ten Hahn's defensive strategy was successful in key matches, which increased his popularity with fans and preserved his position.
United are still in contact with other coaches, despite the fact that negotiations for Ten Hahn's contract extension are ongoing. While the situation may seem a little odd, the club believes that talking to as many people as possible is vital for a thorough review. At the moment, there are no other candidates that are good enough to convince United to make a change.
Some believe that England national team manager Gareth Southgate is United's preferred choice, but it will be harder to achieve that goal this summer and the timing is not right. As a result, Ten Hahn remains in his post and will continue to work on reforming his reinforcements and transforming the squad into a younger and more dynamic one.
Ten Hahn's success at Ajax has informed his future at Manchester United and now he will have the opportunity to prove he can replicate that success in the Premier League. United fans and executives alike are hopeful that this change will lead to long-term success and lay the foundations for the club to return to the top.
