The management of the Manchester United football club should decide this week whether Erik ten Haag will remain the team's coach in the upcoming season.
As reported by Sky, Ten Haag is back from vacation, but he has yet to find out if he will stay at "Old Trafford" for the third season, as the club's leaders are still analyzing the season.
Former Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel spoke to Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe in France last Sunday and said he was not interested in the job.
As for Ten Haag, he is still United's manager as his contract expires in a year's time, but the prolonged analysis of the season becomes a potential concern for him, Sky reported.
The 54-year-old Dutch coach led the team to the FA Cup last month, but United finished eighth in the Premier League and underperformed in Europe, prompting speculation he could leave Old Trafford. .
He is aware that the club has been in contact with other coaches and wants to stay, but is realistic about expectations about his future, according to a Sky report.
It is speculated that United is interested in Mauricio Pochettino, Thomas Franco and Graham Potter, as well as England coach Gareth Southgate.
Southgate's FA contract expires at the end of the year, but he did not want to discuss anything unrelated to his job with the national team, Sky reported.
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