Manchester United are still yet to appoint their new long-term manager, and now former bosses are starting to get involved after Erik ten Hag became the heavy favourite to land the role.
The Ajax boss has reportedly opened talks with United after having an interview with the Red Devils, as Ralf Rangnick 's temporary stint in charge ends on June 1. Ten Hag is seen as the front-runner alongside Mauricio Pochettino, but the Dutchman appears to be the people's choice as pressure starts to mount over an appointment.
Ten Hag wouldn't be the first Dutchman to manage United as Louis van Gaal originally held the role between 2014 and 2016, and the former boss has recently offered advice to the Ajax head coach amid speculation. But Rangnick has hit back at Van Gaal's comments as the Dutchman criticised how the club is run.
