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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
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Matthew Cooper

Erik ten Hag sees demand to Man Utd chiefs ignored after "great advantage" claim

Manchester United's protracted takeover situation continues to drag on and manager Erik ten Hag has been left concerned by the uncertainty.

Mirror Football understands that Ten Hag has sought answers on the situation from chief executive Richard Arnold, who replaced Ed Woodward last February. However, Arnold has been unable to provide total clarity, with his own role potentially in jeopardy depending on who buys the club.

Ten Hag is keen to strengthen his squad this summer with United currently fourth in the Premier League and hoping to secure a spot in next season's Champions League. The likes of Harry Kane, Victor Osimhen, Lautaro Martinez and Jurrien Timber are among United's top targets.

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