Gary Neville is worried about Manchester United’s ability to land manager target Erik ten Hag and has also sent the Dutchman a warning about moving to Old Trafford.
United suffered another major setback on Saturday as they lost 1-0 to relegation battlers Everton. Anthony Gordon struck the winner, with his shot going in thanks to a big deflection off Harry Maguire.
Poor performances from Cristiano Ronaldo, Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford didn’t help their cause. Manchester United are now six points behind Tottenham, who occupy fourth spot.
It will be tough for Ralf Rangnick’s men to regain the final Champions League position after dropping points yet again. And the result could prove costly when it comes to ten Hag.
According to recent reports, the Ajax boss is wanted by RB Leipzig. They are willing to buy him out of his contract and are also in line to qualify for Europe’s elite competition.
United losing out on their top target to Leipzig would be an embarrassing sight. And Neville also has concerns about ten Hag’s reputation, should he end up in Manchester.
Gary Neville weighs in on ten Hag links
“It all feels like it’s eggs in one basket with ten Hag,” Neville said on Sky Sports. “If they can’t get him over the line, what a position for Manchester United to be in.
“And if you’re Ralf Rangnick reporting in to ten Hag and answering him honestly, which I suspect he will be, and if you’re [Donny] van de Beek answering him honestly, which I…
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