Manchester United is thrilled to announce that Erik ten Hag has extended his contract with the club until June 2026. The 54-year-old coach, who led the team to an FA Cup victory last season, had one year remaining on his previous deal before signing the new extension. According to reports, his new contract is on the same terms as his previous one.
Ten Hag expressed his joy in renewing his agreement with Manchester United in a statement on the club’s official website. He highlighted the progress made in the past two years, including winning two trophies and improving the team’s performance. However, he acknowledged that there is still a lot of work ahead to meet the high standards expected of the club in both English and European competitions.
Despite a challenging second season that saw Manchester United finish eighth in the Premier League, Ten Hag remains confident in the team’s potential. The new sporting director, Dan Ashworth, praised Ten Hag’s success in European football and emphasized the club’s commitment to working together to achieve their goals. With a new football leadership team in place, United is determined to improve its performance and achieve greater success in future seasons.
Rumors have been circulating that former player Ruud van Nistelrooy could join Ten Hag’s coaching staff during the summer transfer window. This potential addition reflects Manchester United’s continued efforts to strengthen their backroom staff and improve their performance on the field. Overall, fans can look forward to more progress under Ten Hag’s leadership as he continues to guide Manchester United towards greater success.