They are beginning to show signs of improvement. Recent successes have been hard-won, depending on late efforts from players such as Scott McTominay against Brentford and Andre Onana against Copenhagen. These pivotal moments in a season can often be decisive.
Whether it’s due to chance, fate, or determination, the specific method of securing a victory isn’t as important as obtaining the points.
The Dutch coach would certainly gain from Manchester United achieving a series of wins to reduce the pressure.
If they can interfere with Manchester City’s season by securing at least a point in the forthcoming derby, it will serve as a crucial stepping stone and a strong base for future progress. This season has also encountered issues regarding player matters.
It’s very likely that Jadon Sancho will leave the club in January following a major dispute with his manager.
Moreover, David de Gea, who has been a prominent figure at the club for 12 years, departed Old Trafford rather quietly.
Still, Erik ten Hag might find himself needing to awkwardly reverse his decision.
According to The Sun, there’s a chance David de Gea might make an impressive return to the club on a temporary basis next year.
This comes after confirmation that Andre Onana will be participating in the African Cup of Nations with the Cameroon national team.
