Erik ten Hag's appointment has reportedly been met with an underwhelming response from Manchester United 's dressing room.
The Dutchman was confirmed as the next Old Trafford boss on Thursday as he signed a three-year deal, with an option of fourth, leaving Ajax at the end of the season. Ten Hag plans to bring his own coaching staff with him as Mitchell Van der Gaag is set to join as his no.2 despite Ajax's best efforts to keep him in Amsterdam by offering him the chance to be Ten Hag's successor.
The 52-year-old is poised to bring former England boss Steve McLaren as well, but Wayne Rooney will be staying at Derby County after turning down the chance to seal a dream return to Old Trafford. Ten Hag and his team have a monumental task on their hands to turn the club's fortunes around with problems persisting on and off the field.
