Erik Ten Hag referred to the possible sale of Manchester United from the Glazer family and stated that it would be something good for the club. The coach spoke about the owners’ decision to listen to offers and what it would mean for the future.
The Glazers, who have owned United since 2005, announced last month they were willing to sell the club as they planned to “explore strategic alternatives”. This news has been well received by the fans after they have manifested themselves on several occasions with this wish.
“There will be as much investment as possible, which is good. We spoke to Richard Arnold (CEO of the club) about the culture we want, we talked about goals, objectives and he confirmed that this will not change,” said the Reds manager first this possibility.
“It will be even better because there will be more money available for this project,” added the technical director of the club, which intends to compete on the same economic level as its Premier League rivals.
“There’s a change in circumstances when you compare the league five or 10 years ago. Newcastle are coming, West Ham too, maybe not in the table now, but they have a big investment. Tottenham definitely and I don’t need to talk about City, Liverpool or Chelsea,” he said.
“You can quickly count seven or eight clubs that can compete in this league. It’s also about strategy, not just about money. But it’s clear that when you don’t have the right, quality players, you won’t be successful or achieve the goals you set for yourself.” set,” he concluded.
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