Ten Hag Faces Pressure with Two-Game Ultimatum

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is under immense pressure after a poor start to the Premier League season, winning just two of seven league matches and currently sitting 14th. Despite significant summer investments, results have not improved, leading to speculation about Ten Hag's future, with reports suggesting he has two games against Brentford and Fenerbahce to save his job. Potential replacements include Thomas Tuchel, who recently committed to the England national team, Edin Terzic, and Graham Potter. Defensive injuries have compounded Ten Hag's challenges, with key players like Luke Shaw and Harry Maguire sidelined. The club's board, including minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, remains involved in evaluating Ten Hag's performance, but the Dutchman retains his position for now. Critics suggest that only a manager of Pep Guardiola's caliber could potentially turn United's fortunes around.