While all of the focus was on Erik ten Hag on Thursday, it was business as usual for Manchester United’s players as they gear up for the weekend’s clash with Arsenal.
It will be all change at Old Trafford in the summer after Ten Hag was officially confirmed as the club’s new manager, with the current Ajax boss set to take over at the end of the season. Before then, United still have five games to try and revive their stuttering top-four hopes.
Their Champions League dreams were dealt a huge blow this week as they suffered a heavy defeat at Liverpool, with Arsenal then picking up a big win at Chelsea a day later. It leaves United three points off fourth having played a game more than their rivals.
