BREAKING NEWS: According to Fabrizio Romano, Erik Ten Hag’s sacking is inevitable, as Manchester moves to capture one of the Premier League’s best players. According to reports, Manchester United has met with Brighton coach de Zerbi to take over the post of Manchester United head coach, and sources have disclosed that personal terms have been agreed upon, indicating that he is ready to be Man United coach. Manchester United will dump ten hags for De Zerbi.

Manchester United would be making a significant shift in their earlier decision to dismiss Erik ten Hag if they choose to retain him as manager for the upcoming season.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has shared insights about Erik ten Hag’s future at Manchester United. Despite winning the FA Cup, Ten Hag’s position is precarious following a disappointing Premier League season where United finished eighth— their lowest ranking ever— and conceded a record number of goals.

Additionally, United ended up last in a relatively easy Champions League group, and the team’s overall style of play throughout the season was criticized for being negative and disorganized.

In his latest Daily Briefing, Romano revealed that “there have been important meetings at Manchester United this week as they conduct an internal review of the season and Ten Hag’s future.” He also noted that other critical issues were discussed, including the need to improve United’s poor injury record and assessing the financial situation regarding transfers.

Romano highlighted that “the Dutch coach and his agents are still waiting for formal communication from Manchester United to understand the club’s position.” He added, “We might hear something in the coming days as we approach the moment for the final decision. The board is involved, Ten Hag is waiting, the players are waiting – we are entering a crucial stage.”

There are three main perspectives on Ten Hag’s managerial situation.

The first perspective, supported by transfer specialist Gianluca di Marzio, claims that the decision to sack Ten Hag was made months ago and was communicated to him before United’s match against Arsenal.

The second view, held by David Ornstein of The Athletic, suggests that the decision will be made during the end-of-season review. The third perspective, presented by Ten Hag himself, indicates that INEOS had given no indication that his job was at risk and had been working with him on summer transfer targets.

If the “already sacked” scenario is accurate, the delay in announcing the decision is perplexing, unless the FA Cup victory led to a last-minute reconsideration. Regardless, if the 54-year-old is to be dismissed, an announcement seems imminent.

According to Romano, former Chelsea and Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel is “super keen” to take over the role.