Erik ten Hag’s tenure at Manchester United appears to be nearing its end, with fans expressing disillusionment after Sunday’s disappointing FA Cup semi-final win against Coventry. Despite securing victory in a penalty shootout, United squandered a 3-0 lead, prompting many supporters to leave Wembley in frustration.

The club’s co-chairmen, including new part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, observed the match alongside technical director Jason Wilcox, witnessing the fans’ discontent firsthand. Ratcliffe, committed to restoring United’s former glory, has yet to publicly endorse Ten Hag. Recent changes at the club’s leadership level, including the appointment of Omar Berrada as chief executive and Dan Ashworth as sporting director, suggest a potential shake-up in the football department.

With hopes of Champions League qualification fading and eighth place in the Premier League standings looming, speculation mounts that former Brighton and Chelsea manager Graham Potter could replace Ten Hag in the summer. Ratcliffe acknowledges fans’ impatience but emphasizes the need for patience as the club navigates its journey.

Manchester United performance and stats

Manchester United is currently 7th in the Premier League with 50 points.

In the last 32 games, it has won 15 times, drawn 5 times, and lost 12 times. In its last match, Manchester United drawn 2-2 against AFC Bournemouth.​​

It has a negative goal difference after scoring 47 goals and conceding 48.​

Manchester United will play the next match in Premier League against Sheffield United on Wednesday 24th of April in Manchester. The prediction is Manchester United winning the match.​

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