Following their fourth victory in five Premier League games, Erik ten Hag asserted that Manchester United is moving in the correct direction.
Ten Hag is the most successful United manager, having won 30 of his 50 Premier League games in charge. The 53-year-old, however, was more focused on his team’s capacity to pull off a win despite subpar play and in the face of a lengthy injury list.
Ten Hag remarked, “That’s a great accomplishment, but I can’t do anything with it right now.” “I have additional worries. It’s crucial to remember that even if we haven’t played well this season, we have improved and created plenty of opportunities both in Copenhagen and this performance. It, in my opinion, inspires hope for the future.
In addition to Aaron Wan-Bissaka missing Saturday’s game due to illness, Casemiro, Jonny Evans, Luke Shaw, and Lisandro Martinez are all out with injuries. Since Christian Eriksen and Rasmus Hojlund were substituted off against Luton, more changes are probably in store for United’s match against Everton following the international break.
Ten Hag remarked, “With the team we have, we often have to change.” But we’re improving—both in terms of our football and our performances. We have won four of the last five league games, but winning in the Premier League is difficult since every game is a struggle. I’m happy about that. It’s an indication that things are going in the right way.