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Bayern Munich appointed Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag to replace Tuchel this summer

 


Bayern Munich have named Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag as the new successor to outgoing manager Thomas Tuchel.

     According to A source, Bayern have contacted Hagga's agent, Keith Voss, to ask if the Dutchman would be willing to take over at the Allianz Arena. There are no formal talks  with Ten Hague himself, but he is aware of Bayern's interest. 

    Ten Hag has told his agent that his only goal is to finish the season well and the Old Trafford side still hope to secure European football and win the FA Cup. The 54-year-old is confident he can stay at the club beyond the summer, although uncertainty remains over his position as Ineos make major changes to their football structure. The number 10 player in Ten Haag is highly regarded by Bayern Munich, where he coached the B team under Pep Guardiola.  Bayern's management believe that Hag's training has been hampered by off-field problems and Manchester United's poor performances. 

The report was read; 

   His performances at Ajax and his first season in England are expected to be further boosted as the current injury crisis also requires the Ten Hag to complete a long-term takeover at the club.  Ralf Rangnick turned  down offers from Bayern ahead of Julian Nagelsmann and Xavi Alonso before opting for Ten Hag's 

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