Erik ten Hag has been confirmed as the new Manchester United permanent manager as the club prepare the start of a new dawn.
The Red Devils reached a deal in principle with the Dutchman last week and confirmed the appointment on Thursday after finalising the terms over a release clause fee with his current club Ajax. The deal has seen United finally replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as permanent manager, five months on from his sacking.
According to the Telegraph, Ten Hag has demanded he be allowed the final decision over transfers and United are said to be willing to grant him such a wish. The 52-year-old is believed to have already ear-marked a number of transfer targets as the club prepare for a seismic summer of change.
