Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag said he has no regrets about taking the helm at a time when his team is on the verge of being dismissed. However, it is questionable whether Manchester United and its fans will feel the same way.

British broadcaster 'BBC' reported on the 12th (Korean time) that 'Manchester United coach Tenhach said he has never regretted taking office despite the current problems.'

The BBC explained: 'Tenghach still has one year left on his contract. He is under tremendous pressure, showing terrible results. Recently, he was humiliatingly beaten 0-4 by Crystal Palace.' 메이저 토토사이트

"Manchester United fell to eighth place in the Premier League. There is growing speculation that the new owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe will try to change," he added.

Manchester United is nearing its worst season in history since the launch of the Premier League. It has already set a new record of most losses in a single season. The lowest points and the lowest ranking are also imminent.

Manchester United fell to eighth place after suffering a crushing 0-4 defeat at Crystal Palace in the 36th round. It has 16 wins, six draws, 13 losses and 54 points. The remaining matches are against Arsenal, Newcastle and Brighton. There is no guarantee of additional points.

Manchester United's lowest ranking is seventh. It is the 2013-2014 season. The lowest score ever is 58 points in the 2021-2022 season.

Manchester United reportedly has no plans to replace Tenhach in the middle. Once this season is over, his future is expected to be decided.

"I don't regret being here for a single moment," Tenhach said.

Ten Hag made his name by leading Ajax of the Netherlands to the championship. He joined the big leagues and big clubs for the first time as he joined Manchester United ahead of the 2022-2023 season.

"Manchester United is a huge club. You don't know what difficulties you're going to face until you come. But I wanted this challenge," Tenhakh said.

Tenhach won the EFL Cup right away in his first season at the helm of Manchester United. He finished the season in third place in the Premier League. This year, the second season, the results are disastrous. He advanced to the FA Cup final. This is the only hope.

"I love English football culture. Thank you for everything. I'm happy here. I had a good first season, and I think that may have overestimated my performance," Tenhach said.

"Tenghach is a great coach. I respect him. He needs time. We are teammates and we know how difficult the Premier League is," Arteta said, looking forward to progress.

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