Erik ten Hag has survived another international break, but the truth is he was never actually at any risk of losing his Manchester United job this time around. On the same day United's latest executive committee summit took place in London last week,

Manchester United's most successful manager Alex Ferguson will step down as a global ambassador after the club's part-owners INEOS ended his multi-million pound contract.Ferguson, a familiar sight in the Old Trafford director's box for years,

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe would reportedly consider taking the Manchester United job if they approached him over potentially replacing Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford.It’s been a difficult

Brentford boss Thomas Frank is ‘very happy’ with the Bees, but is in no rush to quell speculation linking him with the Manchester United job. Erik ten Hag remains in charge at Old Trafford but few expect him to be in the role for the long-term after a nightmare start to the season.

Manchester United are reportedly now switching their attention to Graham Potter as a potential option to replace Erik ten Hag after today’s news that Thomas Tuchel has been confirmed as England’s new manager.

Thomas Tuchel has revealed that the “fast and straightforward” manner of England’s approach ultimately convinced him to accept the national team job ahead of the Manchester United role.On