Manchester United icon, Roy Keane, has starkly pointed out the club’s lack of progress under manager Erik ten Hag this season. Keane, known for his candid commentary, has also boldly proclaimed that Ten Hag’s tenure will soon come to an end. This revelation follows Man United’s 2-0 victory against Wigan Athletic in the FA Cup on Monday.
In a post-match interview with ITV (via Mirror), Keane expressed his skepticism about any discernible advancement under Ten Hag’s leadership. “No, not really. I think that is the problem with United, you know what you are going to get when you turn up,” Keane remarked. He also dismissed the concept of a ‘project’ often mentioned by the manager, suggesting that it might signify an imminent departure. “This dreaded word ‘project’. No, I didn’t see it tonight with United and I have not seen it for the last few months,” Keane added emphatically.
Keane’s outspoken analysis not only sheds light on the current state of Manchester United but also casts doubt on the tenure of Ten Hag. The footballing world eagerly awaits the unfolding of events at Old Trafford as the club grapples with on-field challenges and managerial uncertainties.
