Erik ten Hag names the Chelsea star Man United should this summer
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Erik ten Hag had first-hand experience of the mountainous task that awaits him after watching Man United suffer a humiliating defeat in their final match of the season.
The Dutchman is scheduled to officially take charge of the Manchester club after the conclusion of the 2021/22 campaign.
Ten Hag was named United's permanent manager back in April and will be succeeding Ralf Rangnick who has been in charge of the club on an interim basis.
Erik ten Hag names the Chelsea star Man United should this summer
FootballThe Athletic Reports the former Ajax boss had the first glimpse of the team he will be taking charge of on Sunday, May 22, as he travelled to Selhurst Park to watch United in action.
The Red Devils were out to end their dismal campaign on a positive note, only to suffer an embarrassing defeat.
Wilfried Zaha's 37th-minute strike was the only difference in the match as Crystal Palace came out on top.
According to The Sun, Ten Hag looked cool and composed as he arrived at the stadium in South East London ready for the match.
However, he cut a frustrated figure and bared his teeth after Rangnick's men fell behind in the first half.
The publication adds that United's performance laid bare the daunting task that lies ahead for the 52-year-old.
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FootballKey among the things the Dutchman needs to address is a massive summer shakeup that will see several players offloaded.
Earlier, Sports Brief reported Erik ten Hag has said Manchester United have no choice but to break into the top four next season.
The new United boss noted that a return to Champions League is the bare minimum the club can target.
The Red Devils endured a frustrating 2021/22 season where they had to settle for a sixth-place finish with 58 points.