Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag has come out to say that his project with the Red Devils is going in the right direction. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.
According to him, it is clear that the project moves smoothly when the club has the right players available, and it is such a shame that MUFC is currently missing key players in key positions.

Erik, however, added that the fit players will keep fighting to ensure that the club is successful this season.
His words, “The project is going in the right direction when we have the players available. Top football is about winning games and we’re working, keep working on better performances. We want to play to maximum levels and we will have to do it with the players available, who are good players. In key positions you miss players who have a very high impact on the way we want to play.
We want to be successful, we need to be successful, but sometimes seasons are going like we are now in but we don’t accept that. We will fight, we have had problems and still have problems with the squad injury-wise. But with the players we have available we will fight, and we go into every game – it doesn’t matter who is the opposition – we go for the win.
It [his win percentage] tells that we are in the right direction. So imagine we had many more players available and we had not so many setbacks and injuries, it could easily have been 75 wins and that tells the bright future of this team when players are available. When you compare it with other managers, other teams in a building stage, or previous managers in this big club then you can see there is a bright future.
It is a good balance in ages in this squad. Young players, middle-aged players, experienced players together. Imagine when they are available, it could easily have won 75 from 100 games. It is a big difference with the stats you mentioned.”
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