Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag aimed a dig at Gareth Southgate for his approach against Serbia on Sunday.
Ten Hag criticised the Three Lion’s head coach for his tactics, despite the fact that it looked similar to the way Manchester United play under the Dutchman.
Thanks to a header from Jude Bellingham in the 13th minute, the Three Lions defeated Gelsenkirchen 1-0 to begin their Euro 2024 campaign.
What Erik Ten Hag said
As a pundit for the Dutch television network NOS, the Manchester United manager stated following the game, “It’s the vision of the manager [Southgate].
He added,“England will take a 1-0 lead, then he [Southgate] decides to start gambling with making his team compact and relying on moments for the remaining minutes of the game.”
However, there is a strong arguement that Ten Hag was only outlining his team’s strategies—which frequently revolve around depending on moments to win games.
Meanwhile, Sports Buddy reported in previous news that Erik Ten Hag who’s future at Manchester United faced uncertainty following a rollacoaster season, has now been offered a deal to remain at the club. The Dutchman however, laid down rules on how things will be done before he accepts to stay.