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🚨🌒 Erik ten Hag will now take a back seat when it comes to recruitment. 📰 Peter Hall, Sky Sports

🆘🤝 #MUFC will be BUSY in the transfer market in the coming weeks. At left-back, Milos Kerkez is one of the players they really like. The club need at least one new centre-back, it might be two - they may decide to sell a centre-back. Jarrad Branthwaite, Jean-Clair Todibo and Gleison Bremer are among several options being considered. If Casemiro leaves, there is a chance for the club to sign a new midfielder. At least one more striker will also join to replace Anthony Martial. 📰 Fabrizio Romano

What are your thoughts about this reds?🤔 #MUFC

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Erik ten Hag to stay as Manchester United manager. #MUFC end-of-season review culminated with decision to keep 54yo in position. After talks today Dutchman will remain at Old Trafford + hold negotiations over contract extension [TheAthleticFC]

Fabrizio Romano just confirmed this as well. Erik Ten Hag STAYS.

🚨 BREAKING: Erik ten Hag will STAY on as Manchester United head-coach. (Source: David Ornstein)

Meetings were held with Erik ten Hag before he went on holiday over potential signings and sales – with a large number of players available for transfer – but it is understood no clear plan of action was decided. #MUFC [Jason Burt,Telegraph]

🚨 Sofyan Amrabat wants to stay at Manchester United permanently. #MUFC [CorSport]

Erik ten Hag is growing increasingly frustrated with the delay over deciding his future at Manchester United with the manager fearing it is impacting on the club’s transfer plans. Despite talks being held with other managers, Ten Hag does not believe this has fatally undermined him. He just wants to have the support he believes he deserves to carry on and restore #mufc's fortunes. [Jason Burt,Telegraph]

As of last night, Erik ten Hag and his staff are still in the dark over their futures at #mufc. He is due back at Carrington for pre-season training in early July. INEOS know they risk a backlash from #mufc supporters if they sack Erik ten Hag. [Chris Wheeler,Daily Mail]