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Erik ten Hag risks wrath of unhappy Man Utd stars by refusing training ground requests
It has been reported that Erik ten Hag has refused to ease up the training sessions for his underperforming Manchester United players and provide them more days off.
Following last week’s exclusive revelation by Mirror Football that suggested Ten Hag was dealing with a dressing-room revolt, the United manager reportedly received several grievances about his team’s workload from the leadership group. There are reports that several players are dissatisfied with the rigors of training sessions, the absence of recovery days in between games, and their incapacity to arrange vacation time with ease.Players like captain Bruno Fernandes, England’s Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford, Raphael Varane, Casemiro, Lisandro Martinez, and seasoned goalkeeper Tom Heaton are among the Red Devils’ leadership group. Not all of those players have voiced their complaints, according to The Daily Mail, with others reportedly standing by Ten Hag and his strategies.Their support is especially vital at this time, since United is still putting up weak performances and Ten Hag’s managerial status is still up in the air. Wednesday’s 2-1 Premier League victory over Chelsea put the Red Devils back on top, but they were lucky to avoid further goals following a string of defensive errors.
Ten Hag has been unwavering in his answer to rumors that he has already lost members of the dressing room following last Saturday’s disastrоus 1-0 loss to Newcastle. After defeating Chelsea, Ten Hag declared, “It’s not a crisis for us.”
“We remain composed because we are traveling. We examine the procedure, whereby we ascertain the necessary construction sites. Yes, as I stated earlier, we are moving in the correct way. We remain true to who we are and are not deterred by criticism from others around us.
“We are harsh on ourselves a lot. We are aware that we take a while to feel content and joyful, and we always strive for improvement. Furthermore, since we are aware that the season is not over, we want to continue moving forward in this process and making amends if we make mistakes. If we want to succeed, we need to get much better. However, this group has the potential to succeed.”