In Erik ten Hag’s opinion, the current circumstances can dictate that “no news is good news.”
In terms of Manchester United, the general mood was that the gathering at INEOS headquarters was an operational meeting that discussed different club matters. While, in the furore overseeing the future of Ten Hag, insiders reported that the meeting standardized a type of various discussion that included other than just the manager: Old Trafford’s redevelopment, commercial deals, sponsorships, and finance.
Having begun round 9:30 a.m., key individuals like Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Sir Dave Brailsford, and Dan Ashworth gathered further for less than seven hours. Despite its length, there appears to be no decisive stance toward a decision concerning Ten Hag, a work as usual, insiders believe.
While perhaps some weigh everything contextually because of the meeting’s length, there was no evidence of any seriousness about the situation facing Ten Hag, and any such decisions would probably have been put out in private before reaching the media. Until then, there is no change in sight at Manchester United.
United’s Harry Maguire has announced he will be out for “a couple of weeks” with an injury.
The center-back was taken off midway through Manchester United’s goalless draw with Aston Villa on Sunday after indicating he was in pain in his lower leg.
Maguire confirms he’s out for ‘a few weeks’ with injury
Maguire took to Instagram to explain the situation. “Frustrated to have picked up an injury over the weekend. I will be out for a few weeks but I will come back stronger.”
United have plenty of injuries already in the pile, and with Maguire out, it will only exacerbate that woe going into the busy weeks ahead
