Legendary Manchester United player Roy Keane outlines how Erik ten Hag may save his position, but Gary Neville states the owners must make a significant choice.

On Sunday, the Red Devils defeated West Ham 3-0. Alejandro Garnacho scored twice and Rasmus Hojlund scored for the fourth time in his Premier League career.

Furthermore, although things could be heating up off the pitch, it isn’t the case on it.

Ten Hag has had to cope with several challenges, which has caused him to have a rough period off the pitch.

The Dutchman had a falling out with Sancho earlier, and after seeing Marcus Rashford at a nightclub, the Dutchman also had to deal with him.

With 480 games played and 51 goals scored, Keane feels Ten Hag’s time is running out and that he may be replaced at the conclusion of the season.

“‘On trial’ is a harsh word to use because most managers are under pressure, but that pressure comes when you’re the manager of Manchester United,” Keane said in an interview with Sky Sports.

Is he a defendant in court? He most likely will be through the conclusion of the season. That pressure will increase if he is unable to win the FA Cup or qualify for the Champions League.

It has been suggested that INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who are minority owners, could consider appointing their own management if they receive approval.

Ten Hag, nevertheless, is certain that he can help the Red Devils succeed and turn around their current situation.

Neville, a Man United icon, thinks there is still uncertainty around the United manager’s long-term future at the team.

Neville stated, “It’s the biggest decision the new owners will make in the coming months.”

“We will all be waiting to see if they retain the manager, but they will be bringing in a head of recruitment and a sporting director.”

Man United moves up to sixth place in the Premier League after defeating West Ham.