It’s been almost four months since Erik ten Hag was sacked at Manchester United and the dust is still settling on his reign at Old Trafford. Ten Hag’s successor Ruben Amorim is struggling to steer the ship in the right direction,

Raphaël Varane has said he was "surprised" by the Manchester United's hierachy's decision to offer Erik ten Hag a new contract last summer as his bond with the squad was deeply fractured by that point.

Manchester United’s latest accounts have revealed the cost of the club parting ways with former manager Erik ten Hag and director of football Dan Ashworth.The accounts, running from October to

Raphael Varane criticizes former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, revealing behind-the-scenes tensions and frustrations during his time at the club.

According to United’s financial report, the pay-off to Ten Hag and his staff amounted to £10.4 million, with Ashworth’s exit costing an additional £4.1 million. A press release from the club confirmed the total of £14.5 million as the cost related to the departure of Ten Hag and various staff members.

Manchester United paid a total of £14.5 million ($18.3 million) to sack manager Erik ten Hag, sporting director Dan Ashworth and other members of their football staff, according to the fallen

The decision to fire Erik ten Hag and the departure of Dan Ashworth as sporting director cost Manchester United more than $18 million, the club said Wednesday when revealing its latest financial results.

Manchester United paid a total of £14.5million to get rid of manager Erik ten Hag, sporting director Dan Ashworth and other members of football staff, the club's latest accounts show. This has been a painful season for the Premier League club,

Manchester United announced just how much their mid-season sacking of Erik ten Hag cost the club, only months after handing him a contract extension