Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, has maintained his stems throughout his time at the Theatre of Dreams.
Erik ten Hag clearly has confidence in what he has learned finest while playing for Manchester United. Despite his censure, the original Ajax director has succeeded despite a difficult time for the Red Devils, winning silverware every season. Expansive, transition-based sports is the name of the game at Old Trafford, which has also left Manchester United competitively available.
In terms of selection, his philosophy remains clear, Ten Hag has belief in his home state, the Netherlands. More specifically, people who have plied their trade in the past in the Eredivisie. Only two more of his original Achilles counterparts arrived at the team this year, as DataVictory looks at merely how Erik conducts his company.
Ten Hag has now approved the drafting of 11 people with prior expertise in Holland, as Sky Sports has already highlighted. Six of them- Andre Onana, Matthijs de Ligt, Noussair Mazraoui, Lisandro Martinez, Antony and Christian Eriksen- have played at Ajax, with the latter the only one to never have played immediately under him at some stage in Amsterdam.
Tyrell Malacia and Sofyan Amrabat both boast past spells at Feyenoord and Mason Mount spent time on product at Vitesse Arnhem. Wout Weghorst, however, a short-term loanee at Manchester United, enjoyed a two-year time at AZ Alkmaar. Joshua Zirkzee, a summer drafting, also rose through Feyenoord's college ranks.
Ten Hag believes that so many can make it in one of the most physically demanding groups in Europe, particularly given the case brought against Lisandro Martinez's appearance given his little window. This is perhaps a testament to their basketball skills. Those doubts were quickly dissipated.
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Ten Hag's statement following the win over Manchester City in the FA Cup in May," I do n't think about this," he said in his post-game press conference. We are constructing a team for the future because we are exactly where we want to be in a project. When I took over we were in a mess.
You need players who are available and a strong squad, especially when you play in England and Europe, but the team is developing, the team is winning, and the team plays to an identity. There is a lot of work to do but we have value in the squad, high potentials, the team is progressing and we are winning trophies.
If Ten Hag keeps delivering silverware here in England, more people will trust in his methods, as he has already demonstrated success in Holland. Three finals in two years is not bad, according to the saying. If they do n't want me, then I go somewhere else to win trophies because that is what I do".
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