Manchester United has parted ways with manager Erik ten Hag following Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to West Ham. The decision, effective immediately, marks the end of Ten Hag’s tenure, which had been under intense scrutiny as United struggled to regain form this season.
The loss to West Ham at the London Stadium was seen as the tipping point, with fans and club leadership frustrated by United’s continued underperformance.
Hired in 2022 with hopes of restoring the team’s competitive edge, Ten Hag initially showed promise, securing a Carabao Cup title in his first season. However, mounting losses and inconsistent play have overshadowed those early successes.
Manchester United’s management issued a brief statement, expressing gratitude for Ten Hag’s commitment to the club and confirming that plans are underway to appoint an interim manager.
The hunt for a permanent successor now takes center stage as United aims to salvage the season and realign with their long-term goals.