Saturday’s FA Cup final could be Erik Ten Hag’s last as Manchester United manager, against Pep Guardiola in an all-Manchester final at Wembley Stadium.
This marks the first time since 1885 that the FA Cup final will feature the same two clubs in consecutive years. Ten Hag is focused on winning the title, finishing strong, and restoring some dignity after a disappointing season.
Despite his confidence in his job, some UK-based media outlets suggest that minority shareholder Jim Ratcliffe-led INEOS is considering potential replacements for the 54-year-old former Ajax manager. The reports state that even if Ten Hag wins the FA Cup, he will still be sacked.
