Former England custodian Paul Robinson believes that Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag’s recent antics may have been the “nail in the coffin” at the club.

Man Utd puts pressure on Ten Hag The Dutchman is nearing the end of his second season at Old Trafford, but this year has been incredibly disappointing for him following an amazing first year with the team.

Though the recent 2-2 draws against Bournemouth and Liverpool at home may not have been terrible outcomes, United is now wallowing in seventh place in the Premier League, and none of their performances has come close to being good enough.

Erik Ten Hag’s Manchester United annual wage Ten Hag is under increasing criticism as many supporters start to question whether he is the best player to guide the team forward under Ratcliffe in the run-up to what should be an incredible summer transfer window.

If the former Ajax manager is freed of his duties, there are apparently a number of contenders lined up to take his position, including Graham Potter.

For the Dutchman, who keeps flattering to deceive with his all-around management, from his people abilities to his tactical nous, these final weeks of the season feel crucial.

A Sky Sports pundit asserts the big Ten Hag theory. Paul Robinson, a Sky Sports analyst, believes that Ten Hag will soon be let go by Manchester United. Ratcliffe has not made plans for Ten Hag and has made a number of backstage changes since joining the team. Robinson expressed this opinion on Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast. You can see that Ratcliffe is adding his own touch to things when it comes to football. It’s evident that things are evolving. Due to transfer windows and the manager in control, things cannot be changed on the pitch instantly. “I just feel like it’s another nail in the coffin for ten Hag, what with all this restructuring and Dan Ashworth joining in, Sir David Brailsford, [former Southampton chief] Jason Wilcox, and the whole board. The board does not want him as their manager; he is not their man. That new squad does not include him. Before the season ends, Ten Hag needs to persuade the board that he is the best candidate for the Man United position. I don’t think he’ll be around for very long at this point, definitely not past the season’s conclusion.”The united Erik-ten-Hag man Ten Hag isn’t the appropriate guy for the United job, as evidenced by the Bournemouth match, where his team once again gave up at least 20 shots and was outplayed by the Cherries. Ratcliffe has made some exciting additions to the backstage, but it will only function properly if they have the ideal manager in place to coexist peacefully with the new additions.Premier League news about the transfer of Tomasin Adarabioyo to Tottenham Ten Hag can still be better, as evidenced by his performances this season. Until the season ends spectacularly—with an FA Cup victory, for instance—it would be wise to let him go and look for a better option.