Manchester United head coach, Erik ten Hag has claimed that he doesn’t regret joining the club following Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s departure a few years ago.
The Dutchman joined Man United in 2022 after leaving Ajax.
His tenure so far at Old Trafford has been bittersweet.
Despite clinching the Carabao Cup last year and securing Champions League qualification, United’s lackluster performances this season have put Ten Hag’s position under scrutiny.
Man United are in danger of finishing the season with their lowest Premier League points tally ever and Ten Hag has claimed that he doesn’t regret taking up the job at all, describing the Red Devils as a ‘massive club”.
“This is a massive club. You don’t know the challenges you have to face until you are in it. But I wanted this challenge and have not had one second when I regret that decision,” Ten Hag said (via 90min).
“I am really happy to be here. In the first year I would say it was a good formation. We played to our levels, maybe we over-performed.
“In this one we haven’t and I know why, but we are still in an FA Cup final and that is a great achievement.”
EPL: Massive club – Ten Hag speaks on regretting decision to join Man Utd
