Erik Ten Hag's days are numbered after Manchester United plan for next season

Manchester United have been underperforming this season, and it has gotten easier as the season progresses. Man United have been eliminated from the EFL Cup and the Champions League and are far from title contenders in the Premier League. The team is currently out of the Champions League spot in the Premier League table.

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Man United finished last in their Champions League group, while Bayern Munich and Copenhagen advanced to the next round; Galatasaray finished third and will play in the Europa League. Man United were eliminated from the EFL Cup by losing 3-0 at home to Newcastle United.

Man United is currently 8th in the table with 32 points and is 11 points from 4th place Aston Villa. Man United have Wolves, West Ham, and Aston Villa in their next three games of the Premier League. Their only home game out of those three games is against West Ham.

Many questions on Erik Ten Hag have been increasing since the team is underperforming, even with dodgy wins. Man United managed to beat Newport County 4-2 in the FA Cup last weekend, but it still wasn't the best performance. Newport equalized the game 2-2 in a game where they were down 2-0 in the first 20 minutes. Ten Hag is not convincing the Man United board, but they are sticking with the Dutch manager for the rest of the season. Some members are considering taking action about the manager in the summer.

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The new CEO of Man United Omar Berrada and the new sporting director will choose to keep or get rid of Ten Hag

The newly appointed CEO of Manchester United, Omar Berrada, and the incoming sporting director for Manchester United will be the ones to determine the fate of Erik ten Hag. Ten Hag will not be guaranteed to coach the team next season due to the unconvincing performances this season.