Erik ten Hag might find himself in a situation where he has to make an awkward reversal of his decision regarding a Manchester United player.
The season hasn't been smooth sailing for Erik ten Hag and his Manchester United team so far.
However, they are starting to display signs of improvement. Recent victories have been hard-fought, relying on late contributions from players like Scott McTominay against Brentford and Andre Onana against Copenhagen. These moments in a season can often be crucial.
Whether it’s attributed to luck, destiny, or sheer determination, the method of achieving a win doesn’t always matter as long as the team secures the points.
The Dutch manager would certainly benefit from Manchester United stringing together a series of victories to alleviate the pressure.
If they can disrupt Manchester City’s season by earning at least a point in the upcoming derby, it will provide another stepping stone and a solid foundation to build upon.
This season has also faced challenges in terms of personnel matters.
It’s highly likely that Jadon Sancho will depart from the club in January following a significant conflict with his manager.
Additionally, David de Gea, who has been a long-standing figure at the club for 12 years, made an exit from Old Trafford rather discreetly.
Nevertheless, Erik ten Hag may find himself compelled to make an awkward reversal of his decision.
According to The Sun, there’s a possibility of David de Gea making a remarkable comeback to the club on a temporary basis in the upcoming year.
This development follows the confirmation that Andre Onana will be participating in the African Cup of Nations with the Cameroon national team.
