Gary Neville admits he 'feels sorry' for Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, but has no doubts the club will eventually rise to the top once again. Ten Hag is set to take the reigns at the end of this season, after he was officially announced as United's next manager this morning.
The Manchester Evening News revealed last month that Ten Hag was identified as a preferred candidate to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in the dugout. Now, after weeks of talks with Ajax, the two clubs have come to an agreement and Ten Hag has signed a three-year contract.
He will see out the remainder of this season in Amsterdam as he targets a third Eredivisie crown in four seasons. Meanwhile United face an almighty fight to finish in the top-four if they want to give Ten Hag Champions League football.
