Breaking news: Incoming Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has already started work on fixing the disjointed squad,as he wants this man as captain not Ronaldo.

 



 Erik ten Hag is already working 

on the future of Manchester United’s 

players in between taking charge of 

Ajax matches.




United are respectful of Ten Hag’s 


commitments in Holland in the middle


 of a title race — his side beat PEC 


Zwolle 3-0 yesterday — but on days off, 


he is in regular contact with the football


 department headed by John Murtough 


and Darren Fletcher.



The incoming manager will have a key 


role in deciding whether United’s out of 


contract players will be offered deals to 


stay, before he ends his spell in Amsterdam


 on May 15.





So far there has been no strong indication


 from Ten Hag that Paul Pogba, Jesse 


Lingard, Juan Mata and Edinso


 Cavani — all due to leave in the summer — 


need to be secured.



Instead, there is a belief that freeing up 


squad spaces will allow the 52-year-old


 to make four or five signings.



In addition, Andreas Pereira, Anthony 


Martial and James Garner are all available


 to return from loan.





Former player Fletcher is set to play a more


 visible role in United’s recruitment process


 this summer.



Matt Judge, who often led meetings with 


potential targets and their agents, is leaving


 United and Fletcher will take over some


 of those responsibilities.



The Scot won numerous trophies with 


United as a player under Sir Alex Ferguson


 and is in a good position to enthuse prospective


 recruits about what playing for the


 club means.

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