Nothing is going well at Manchester United. Yet in 7th place in the Premier League, the Red Devils are going through a dark period between the sale of the club which drags on, the disappointing results in the Champions League and the tense relations between the players and the coach, Erik ten Hag is in difficulty. The British press explained that the Dutch technician had lost half of his locker room, which would call into question Ten Hag’s approach and tactics, as well as his choices of players.
A bomb which particularly annoyed internally, among the Red Devils. Faced with this, Man United confirmed that the club had “took action against several news organizations, not for publishing stories we don’t like, but for doing so without first contacting us to give us the opportunity to comment, challenge or contextualize”. In this sense, the editor-in-chief of Sky Sports, the Manchester Evening News’ chief Manchester United correspondent and other journalists from the Mirror and ESPN were all prevented from attending this afternoon’s press conference .
