“I can’t begin to comprehend his thought process. It’s astonishing to think that he is contemplating offloading four of his most decorated and experienced players in the upcoming January transfer window. I will say it again if he won’t do his job right, he should leave it to those that would” – A pundit has cautioned Erik ten Hag, describing a potential major transfer decision as “career suicide” due to perceived cluelessness.

Erik ten Hag’s potential decision to part ways with experienced players Casemiro and Raphael Varane in the upcoming January transfer window has left former footballer Stan Collymore bewildered.

Despite the duo being among Manchester United’s most decorated players, recent reports suggest Ten Hag is contemplating their sale.

Varane has lost his starting spot to Harry Maguire and Jonny Evans, while Casemiro’s performance has declined.

Collymore expressed his surprise, emphasizing the magnitude of the decision and the impact it could have on Ten Hag’s career.

“It’s unheard of to prepare for the second half of a season and decide that two players of the caliber of Casemiro and Raphael Varane won’t be continuing,” stated Stan Collymore.

He emphasized the potential consequences of Erik ten Hag selling these experienced players mid-season, referring to it as “career suicide.”

Collymore suggested that if Ten Hag doesn’t view them as first-choice players, it would be wiser not to part ways with them in January, as such a decision might lead to scrutiny if Manchester United performs poorly later in the season.

“All this uncertainty and frequent changes of mind indicate a lack of decisiveness.

Just a few months ago, Harry Maguire was nearly frozen out, and now he’s considered one of Ten Hag’s definite starters, highlighting a lack of clarity.

Collymore questions whether Ten Hag is displaying ruthlessness or naivety and invites opinions on the matter in the comments.”