Former Manchester United captain, Gary Neville, has issued a stark warning to manager Erik ten Hag following their disappointing performance against Brentford.
The Red Devils' struggles under Ten Hag have sparked uncertainty about his future with the club.
The encounter against Brentford highlighted United's defensive vulnerabilities, with the Bees managing an astonishing 86 touches in the Red Devils' box. Despite Mason Mount putting United ahead in the 96th minute, Brentford swiftly equalized, leaving United with only a point from the match.
With crucial fixtures looming, including a clash with Chelsea followed by a showdown against league leaders Liverpool, United's hopes of securing a top-four finish are rapidly diminishing. Neville emphasized the importance of these upcoming matches, suggesting that United cannot afford another poor performance, especially against formidable opponents like Liverpool.
Reflecting on United's recent form and their upcoming fixtures, Neville expressed concern about the team's ability to compete at the highest level. He highlighted Liverpool's dominance in their previous encounter and cautioned that failure to improve could spell trouble for United in the weeks ahead.
As the pressure mounts on Erik ten Hag, Manchester United faces a pivotal week that could define their season. The outcome of these upcoming matches may ultimately determine the Dutch manager's future at the club, with fans and pundits alike closely scrutinizing their performances on the pitch.
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