Tenhag will officially take over the Manchester United coaching whip this summer, and everyone is looking forward to the bright future of the Red Devils. It is reported that Tenghag will make a big reconstruction after his arrival, and many veterans and marginal players will leave the team. Times reporter Hirst said that Tenhag's Manchester United will rely on De Gea, Varane and B Fee as the core to build the team in three lines, and C Ronaldo is not among them.
There is no doubt that Manchester United will have a lot of personnel changes this summer, as can be seen from The time Longnick is in charge, the ability and attitude of many players can no longer match the top clubs like the Red Devils, and Manchester United need more fresh blood and vitality. In addition to de Gea, Varane and B Fee, Tenghag believes that Rashford, Sancho and Scott McTominay should be retained, as well as youth players including Hannibal, Ganacho and Garner.
Of course, many people are concerned about the future of Ronaldo, will he play under Tenhag next season? From the perspective of future plans, the new Manchester United manager is unlikely to build a team around the 37-year-old CR7, in other words, if Ronaldo continues to stay, his role in the team may change, and the playing time will be reduced accordingly. At present, Tenhag has planned to bring in Benfica's Nunez in the center position to replace Ronaldo's position. If Cristiano Ronaldo does not accept a substitute, then he may consider leaving in the summer.
After the 4-0 loss to Liverpool, Lonnick said: "This United team is six years behind Liverpool and will have 10 new signings this summer. "Lonnick's identity will be transformed from interim coach to consultant this summer, and he will give Tenhag a lot of advice on the transfer. According to British media, Tenhag will receive £200 million to £300 million in reinforcements this summer, and the team will be reinforced in three lines.
Manchester Evening News reporter Hirst revealed that Manchester United has basically agreed with Leeds United on the Phillips deal, with a transfer fee of around 50 million to 60 million pounds. Phillips, 26, is a strong back with excellent interception skills, and he played as england's main player in last year's European Championship. United were also interested in another three-Lions midfielder, Rice, but West Ham was priced at £150 million and the Red Devils were unlikely to meet the Hammers' demands.
With Tenhag joining Manchester United, he is likely to bring in players from Ajax this summer, and the Telegraph said Ajax winger Anthony hopes to seek a new challenge this summer, and centre-back Tiber and left-back Mazlawi are also expected to follow Tenghag to the Premier League. The future of Manchester United is something to look forward to, and Rooney said: "It's great to see United appoint a new coach and I'm sure the club will give Tenhag time to rebuild the team and the fans also need a little patience because (rebuilding) this is not going to happen overnight. Hopefully, in the next 3 years United will be able to try to challenge for the title. ”