Uncertainty Looms Over Ten Hag's Future as United's Post-Season Review Drags on to Third Week

Erik Ten Hag, Manchester United's coach, continues to wait as the club's post-season review to decide on his future extends into its third week. Ten Hag's position was speculated to be on the line regardless of the outcome at the FA Cup final, where United triumphed over Manchester City.

The Dutchman's position came under scrutiny after United's worst league performance since the 1989-90 campaign, finishing eighth. However, after defying expectations with a surprise victory over City and securing European qualifications, Ten Hag became the first Manchester United manager to win straight seasons since Sir Alex Ferguson.

Despite having a year still left on his contract with Manchester United, names like Kieran McKenna, Gareth Southgate, Graham Potter, and Thomas Frank have been floated as potential successors should the club decide on a change. Thomas Tuchel, initially seen as a possible contender, has indicated he is no longer interested in the position at Manchester United.

As of now, Ten Hag can only wait as the review process continues with the club's hierarchy emphasizing that a decision about the manager will not be taken until the review is complete. Interested observers, meanwhile, can only speculate about the outcome at Old Trafford.