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**Ten Hag’s Potential Sack: Man Utd May Act After Three More Games as Paul Merson Criticizes the Regime**

 

Paul Merson believes Erik ten Hag could face dismissal from Manchester United after just three more matches, amid reports that half the dressing room has lost faith in him.

 

With Manchester United having already lost 10 out of 21 games this season, Sky Sports has reported growing discontent among the players regarding Ten Hag’s tactics. This dissatisfaction was first highlighted by TEAMtalk earlier in November.

 

The club’s star players are not performing well, and Ten Hag seems to be struggling with recurring issues. Although United officials have not publicly commented, recent reports suggest a shift in stance. Sky Sports’ chief reporter, Karveh Solhekol, noted that about 50% of the squad is disillusioned with Ten Hag’s methods and his handling of player situations, particularly Jadon Sancho.

 

Senior players are also unhappy with the results and training approaches. Manchester United is enduring its worst start to a season in 51 years, intensifying the pressure on Ten Hag.

 

Gary Neville recently expressed his frustration with the team’s performances, and the Daily Mirror predicts that Ten Hag has three matches to secure his position. United’s upcoming fixtures include games against Chelsea and Bournemouth, both at home, followed by a challenging match against Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

 

Paul Merson doubts Ten Hag will remain in charge beyond these fixtures, particularly if the team fails to win. Merson criticized United’s recent performances as “embarrassing” and highlighted their lackluster effort against Newcastle.

 

Ten Hag remains determined, asserting his belief in the team’s resilience and his intention to turn things around. However, BBC pundit Alan Shearer suggests that Ten Hag’s position could be in jeopardy once Sir Jim Ratcliffe completes his 25% acquisition of the club. Shearer believes new ownership often leads to managerial changes and highlights ongoing issues within the squad.

 

Overall, Shearer and Merson are skeptical about a quick fix for Manchester United’s troubles, emphasizing the severity of the current situation.

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