There is already a buzz in the air as Erik ten Hag begins his first week as the manager of Manchester United.
Ralf Rangnick is set to lead his side for the last time against Crystal Palace this weekend, but there can be no ignoring the elephant in the room of Ten Hag's presence and his first few days post-Ajax.
United were eager to have a new manager in place for this very reason. The club has paid the price previously for having a break in between regimes, but now time is of the essence and a seamless transition between old and new is essential if they are to hit the ground running under their new boss.
