Erik ten Hag has lost credibility in the dressing room after he ill-treated Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho, leaks mystery player

Erik ten Hag's ego surpasses his legacy as he loses the Manchester United dressing room.

Erik ten Hag has lost credibility in the dressing room after he ill-treated Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho, leaks mystery player

(L) Erik ten Hag (R) Jadon Sancho and Cristiano Ronaldo. (Source: Manchester Evening News)

According to recent reports by Alan Brazil, Erik ten Hag has lost the dressing room at Manchester United. This comes after his continued ill-treatment of players. Many squad players were unhappy with his casting out of legend Cristiano Ronaldo and winger Jadon Sancho.

“They are not having him,” he said in an interview with ‘TalkSport’, as United players have had enough of their egoistic manager. In a conversation leaked by a mystery United player to a colleague, the players are fed up with his ways and are asking for his exit.

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It has also been reported that Jadon Sancho is a hard-working player who ‘works his socks off’ during training. However, he is being made the scapegoat for United’s mediocre performances. Furthermore, the club is in a challenging situation as Ten Hag wants Sancho to apologize, but the player refuses to do so. Eventually, United offloaded the 80 million euros signing to boost the squad morale.

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The Red Devils were saved from an embarrassment against Brentford by Scott Mctominay‘s heroics in ‘Fergie Time’. Nonetheless, it still could not hide away the problems faced by the team in terms of creativity and finishing.

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Scott Mctominay saves Manchester United in ‘Fergie Time’

In a thrilling display of determination and grit, Manchester United secured a dramatic late victory against Brentford on Saturday, October 7, with a score of 2-1. Captain Bruno Fernandes praised the team’s collective effort. He likened the late-game heroics to the legendary “Fergie time” under former manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

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Scott McTominay (Source: Goal.com)

Despite a shaky start that saw them trailing 1-0, United showed their resilience. Scott McTominay’s remarkable performance as a substitute turned the game in their favor. McTominay equalized in the third minute of injury time. He then netted a breathtaking winner in the seventh minute of added time. The Theatre of Dreams echoed with jubilation as Manchester United fans celebrated another memorable comeback.

Fernandes stressed team unity and effort, underscoring their spirit. Manchester United is 10th in the Premier League, with four wins in eight matches. They aim to maintain the “Fergie time” resilience as they face Sheffield United on October 22.

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