Manchester United's Transition Under Ten Hag: No Excuses, Just Progress

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag dismisses using injuries as an excuse for recent losses. Despite missing key players Rasmus Hojlund and Luke Shaw, Ten Hag emphasizes the focus on winning each game and progressing during their transition period. The team remains determined to improve and integrate young talent.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has dismissed injuries as an excuse for their recent form, emphasizing the need for progress despite losses. Speaking on Thursday, Ten Hag addressed criticism following defeats, notably a 3-0 home loss to Liverpool, asserting that the team is steadfast in its winning mindset.

Ten Hag highlighted Manchester United's ongoing transition and the integration of young players. Injuries to Rasmus Hojlund and Luke Shaw are acknowledged, but the manager insists on a focus on victories, irrespective of available players. The team is committed to winning every match, demonstrating resilience amid challenges.

Responding to former player Cristiano Ronaldo's comments about the club's ambitions, Ten Hag reiterated the need for patience in rebuilding. Despite current standings, with United 14th and Southampton struggling, Ten Hag maintains confidence in the team's direction, aiming for significant improvement as the season progresses.

(With inputs from agencies.)