Richard Keys has taken aim at Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, questioning whether the club are really in a "better place" under the Dutchman.
Ten Hag led United to Carabao Cup glory in February, ending a six-year wait for silverware. He has also taken the Red Devils to the FA Cup final, while nine points from the final four games will ensure a top-four spot and Champions League football, after they finished well off the pace last term.
After a big-spending summer, though, Keys has argued this should be the bare minimum. After back-to-back defeats, both by a single goal against Brighton and then West Ham, nothing is certain when it comes to the Premier League table.
