Manchester United Are One Step Away From Lifting A Trophy Under New Manager Erik Ten Hag

Manchester United are on the cusp of greatness under new manager Erik ten Hag, and they're just one step away from lifting a trophy after six years of waiting.

The Dutchman has a clear philosophy, and he's recruited players who share that outlook. They are willing to adapt, which has allowed the team to flourish.

He wants to change the culture

Up until recently, United have been known for being a players-first club. From Sir Alex Ferguson's iron fist to more recent managers such as Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, they had prioritized getting the most out of their players rather than developing an attractive style of play.

The issue has been a lack of structure and belief in the team, which has prevented progress on the pitch. However, ten Hag has brought discipline back into Old Trafford which has helped instil confidence and stability amongst its players.

Ten Hag has overcome some early setbacks this campaign and now finds United in the top four. His squad is capable of competing in events such as the Europa League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup with purpose and determination; proof that they can achieve greatness.

He wants to bring in players

Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag is eager to add new players following two consecutive defeats against Brighton and Brentford. With UEFA's Financial Sustainability rules restricting their summer transfer budget, Ten Hag wants to prioritize signing a striker in January.

Ten Hag is looking to add quality to his team after Cody Gakpo's summer transfer to Liverpool. He may also consider signing a midfielder, with Harry Kane and Victor Osimhen both being linked with a switch.

Ten Hag has already signed Jack Butland as a goalkeeper and Wout Weghorst as a striker during the January transfer window. He reiterates that they remain actively seeking players to enhance their squad.

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He wants to change the style of play

When Erik ten Hag first joined Manchester United, many fans questioned if he would fit with the club culture. Yet he arrived from Ajax with an established reputation, a clear strategy and the capacity to sign players that United needed in order to succeed.

Since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure, Manchester United have struggled for stability. Despite a wealth of funds and impressive recruitment structure, they have not been able to achieve success in the past decade.

While it is too soon to tell if Ten Hag can bring his long-term vision and goals for Man Utd, we have already seen some encouraging signs. He has encouraged United to play fast and direct football from the start of matches, which has yielded some encouraging results so far.

He wants to change the manager

Ten Hag is adamant about investing in talented young players who could become stars. At Ajax, Justin Kluivert, Frenkie de Jong and Matthijs de Ligt have gone from fringe players to world beaters under his guidance.

But he also wants to guarantee the Red Devils don't make mistakes on the field by signing too many players who aren't good enough. He plans to let those go who won't stay long and buy those who will stay.

Ten Hag's ruthlessness and pragmatic approach suggest United could be on the cusp of something special. After all, no other player in Premier League matches his dedication to getting things right.

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