Manchester United's executive committee recently held a routine meeting at Old Trafford, but details of the discussions remain under wraps. It's unlikely that anything significant will be disclosed unless a major decision, such as the sacking of manager Erik ten Hag, was made.
Multiple reports suggest there has been no clear resolution yet regarding ten Hag’s future. While no formal announcement has been issued, indicating that his dismissal hasn’t been confirmed, his position is still under scrutiny. Further developments could emerge in the coming days.
According to an exclusive report by Centre Devils, the decision on ten Hag's fate lies with sporting director Dan Ashworth, who has the authority to make the final call, despite any opinions from other figures like Sir Jim Ratcliffe. The key question remains whether ten Hag is the right person to improve results for United.
The Red Devils currently sit six points off the top four, crucial for securing Champions League football next season. However, they are also perilously close to the relegation zone, sitting just five points above 18th place. Before the meeting, reports suggested that Ratcliffe had expressed frustration, reportedly saying “enough is enough” regarding the club's underperformance, with United positioned 14th in the Premier League and struggling in 21st place in their Europa League group.