Manchester United's legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson commented on the new coach Ten haag next season and wished him a good lead.
United have had a dismal record this season and look set to miss out on Champions League qualification, with four games remaining, six points behind Premier League fourth-place Arsenal and four points behind Tottenham.
Not only that, but since the last season of The Lord, Manchester United have not won the Premier League title. Tenhag is already the fifth official manager of the Red Devils in 9 years, and many of them have suffered defeats in the Manchester United managerial position.
Asked this week about Tenhag's coaching of Manchester United, the 80-year-old still blesses the Dutchman while he is rumored to appreciate Pochettino more. "It's good, I want him to do well because the club needs someone to get in control. I want him to do a good job, of course."
In Italy, Roma boss Jose Mourinho is the most winning and most-won manager since The Verde, but the Portuguese maniacs say he does not intend to give ten haag any advice. This is very much in line with the style of Mourinho, who after losing to Liverpool in 2018, except when he was a guest commentator at Sky Sports, the Portuguese basically did not talk about their old club publicly.
The Europa League won by Mourinho in 2017 was the last trophy United has won so far. But at the pre-Match press conference of the European Union Cup, when asked what advice he could give to his old club, the Red Devils, Mourinho replied: "You mentioned a key word: my old club. That said, Manchester United is not my club, so I don't have any advice."
Giving answers, Mourinho also shook his finger at the football journalist who asked the question, signaling that United's topic was no longer relevant to him. Roma will face Leicester City in the Premier League in the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup and it is interesting that if the current ranking is maintained, Mourinho's side and Manchester United have a chance to meet in the Europa League next season.
In fact, neither Friar nor Mourinho will accept their proposals. British media revealed that the old lord had recommended Ronnie Edwards of the St. Petersburg United squad coached by his son Darren Ferguson to his old club last year, but Manchester United had no interest in the 19-year-old, and eventually the player was renewed until 2025. This season, Edwards made 36 appearances in all competitions, and although Petersburg was relegated from the Championship, red Bull Leipzig, Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga beckoned to him, and the Premier League's Tottenham and Crystal Palace also wanted to bring in, and his transfer fee has been raised to between £15m and £20m.
Manchester United interim manager Lonnick revealed that he has not yet communicated with Tenhag, but firmly believes that the new manager can lead the team to achieve good results. "Tenhag's focus now is on Ajax, he wants to lead the team to win the championship. And in the coming weeks, my focus was also on Manchester United, trying to get the best results. I'm free whenever he has time or wants to talk to me, but I'm not going to contact him on my own name right now."
Lonnick said confidently: "With new managers, new players and original good players, I believe that Next season Manchester United will definitely be better. I'm also very willing and ready to help Eric and anyone at the club to make everything better."