Ten Hag's reason why Manchester United players often get injured in the league

Manchester United are set to play their last nine Premier League fixtures that could define the future of certain players, manager Erik Ten Hag, and the club moving forward. The club wants the team to qualify for European football, specifically the Champions League for next season. The team will also compete in the FA Cup semi-final against Coventry City on April 21st at Wembley Stadium. The two goals seem clear for the team, but the amount of fixtures the team will have this month makes it very complicated for the players and Ten Hag. The Dutch coach wants his team to be fully fit ahead of the tight schedule in which he will play six matches in the month of April alone.

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Ten Hag and Manchester United received terrible news yesterday as the club published a statement regarding the injuries of Victor Lindelof and Lisandro Martinez. The club statement told Manchester United fans and Erik Ten Hag that both Lindelof and Martinez suffered injuries that will keep them out of action for a month. The team couldn't afford to lose to crucial players in their defense, especially for this month.

Erik Ten Hag spoke ahead of their upcoming Premier League match against Chelsea and reacted to the injuries the team has suffered. Ten Hag practically blamed the intensity of the Premier League for the team's many injuries. Ten Hag said, "You can't prevent it, it's not only us who've had this. The standards of the Premier League from an intensity perspective are so high, the overload of the schedule and international football is so huge. In this moment, especially the defensive department but the midfield and frontline the players are available."

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Erik Ten Hag on facing Chelsea

Erik Ten Hag spoke about Chelsea as Man United will play against them at Stamford Bridge tomorrow. Ten Hag said, "It's a tough competition; it's very tight, and also a lot about which players are available and not. When you are on the right side of the line, you can have a successful season, but when on the wrong side, you can have a much more difficult season. For the rest they have a fantastic team, fantastic players and play very good football, they can beat anyone and have shown in this league."