Neville: Ten Hag 'vulnerable' if Man Utd's style doesn't develop soon
Gary Neville believes Erik ten Hag's position as Manchester United manager will be "vulnerable" if his side does not develop a playing style in the next few months.
Gary Neville believes Erik ten Hag's position as Manchester United manager will be "vulnerable" if his side does not develop a playing style in the next few months.
Gene Haas opted not to renew Guenther Steiner's contract, and Helmut Marko has now criticised the former team boss.
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