No Man United, no problem, Ten Hag dreams to join a European giant if sacked

Manchester United's bosses seem unafraid about making some drastic changes for next season. This includes former board members, players, and even the coaching staff. This puts Erik Ten Hag in danger as his inconsistent results with Manchester United do not satisfy Sir Jim Ratcliffe. The club and the Dutch manager himself are unsure if they will continue together next season, but Manchester United wants to secure Champions League football next season. With the new Champions League format starting next season, Man United could qualify for the tournament by placing 5th instead of positions 1 to 4. Manchester United is currently 6th in the Premier League table with 47 points and Spurs are 5th with 53 points.

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Manchester United go into the international break with a huge 4-3 win against Liverpool in the FA Cup. Manchester United qualified for the semifinals of the FA Cup, where they will play against Coventry City. Man United could potentially win a trophy and qualify for the Champions League next season, as there are less than three months left of the season. Despite this, Ten Hag's future is still unknown.

ESPN correspondent Rob Dawson reports that while Erik ten Hag understands his job as Manchester United manager isn't secure, he also doesn't believe Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his team have already made the decision to terminate his deal. Erik ten Hag has been fully involved in planning for both the next transfer window and the organization of the summer tour of the United States, but according to sources, he hasn't been given any formal guarantee that he will continue as manager.

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Erik Ten Hag dreams of joining Bayern Munich

Christian Falk from Sport Bild reports that Erik ten Hag dreams of someday returning to Bayern as head coach. Currently, the Dutchman is not on Bayern's list and is not a topic for this summer. However, should he become available, his name could be discussed. Ten Hag coached Bayern Munich II from 2013 to 2015 and worked with Pep Guardiola when he coached Bayern Munich's first team from 2013 to 2016.