Former Manchester United striker Michael Owen admits that he has been 'impressed' by Erik ten Hag's start to life in charge at Old Trafford - but warns there is still plenty of improvements that can be made.
The Dutchman, who was appointed as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's permanent successor back in April, has overseen a steady start to life in M16, watching his side go from strength-to-strength in recent weeks. After losing his opening two games at the helm, which included a 4-0 mauling at the hands of Brentford, United have started to turn things around, producing much more competitive and encouraging performances.
As well as leading United to within touching distance of the top-four after his first ten Premier League matches in charge, Ten Hag has also guided the Reds to three wins from their first four Europa League group games, meaning they are in a strong position to qualify for the knockout stages. They face Real Sociedad in what could be a winner-takes-all tie to decide who wins Group E next month.
