BREAKING NEWS: Rio Ferdinand has criticized Erik ten Hag, saying he is unqualified to manage Manchester United, despite their recent victory.

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has delivered a strong critique of manager Erik ten Hag following the team’s recent performance, despite their convincing win. Ferdinand voiced his frustration over Ten Hag’s decision to leave a £60 million player on the bench, suggesting that the Dutch coach may not be fit to manage a club of Manchester United’s stature.

Ferdinand did not hold back in his assessment, stating bluntly, “I don’t think Erik ten Hag has what it takes to coach at a club as big as Manchester United.” He elaborated on his concerns, warning that INEOS, the club’s new majority owners, might realize the extent of the problem too late, potentially causing irreversible damage to the season.

Ferdinand emphasized that, by the time the new owners act, the consequences could already have affected the team’s overall performance.

Ferdinand’s criticism wasn’t limited to Ten Hag’s overall management style but was particularly directed at his decision to sideline a £60 million player during the recent match. While some assumed this player to be Alejandro Garnacho or Harry Maguire, Ferdinand clarified it was neither.

Speculation has since grown about the identity of this player, with insiders suggesting it could be a recent signing struggling to break into the starting lineup. Given the significant investment in this unnamed player, Ten Hag’s choice to leave him on the bench has raised questions, particularly in a match where he could have been given valuable playing time.

Despite the victory, Ferdinand remains skeptical about Ten Hag’s long-term ability to lead the team. He argued that the team’s recent success could be masking underlying issues within the squad and urged the club’s owners to act before it’s too late. “INEOS won’t sack him early because they don’t see the writing on the wall,” Ferdinand warned. “They’ll wait until he spoils everything, and by then it might be too late to recover this season.”

With these strong comments circulating in the media, Ten Hag faces increasing pressure as he continues to navigate a challenging period in his tenure at Old Trafford.

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