Louis Saha has been left impressed by Erik ten Hag in the first few weeks of his time in charge of Manchester United but concedes it's what happens on the pitch that counts.
United confirmed that Ten Hag would be their next permanent manager following the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer back in April, though interim boss Ralf Rangnick saw out the disastrous campaign until the end. The Dutchman got a grasp of the scale of the job he has undertaken as he watched his new team in person in their final day of the season defeat to Crystal Palace.
Ten Hag was officially unveiled as the new man in charge the very next day with United keen to move on from a disappointing year and look forward to a brighter future. The 52-year-old spoke well in his first press conference and gave a good first impression to supporters.
