Manchester United head coach Erik Ten Hag said that there is no cause for panic despite their slow start in the Premier League.
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No cause for panic says Ten Hag
United has only won two games of their first six Premier League games.
Criticism of Ten Hag continues to grow after their 3-0 home loss to Tottenham Hotspur last Sunday.
Ten Hag’s contract was extended in the summer despite United’s ownership looking for potential replacement.
“We are going to make a success from the season,” Ten Hag said in an interview with Sky Sports.
“Nothing is easy, but this is nothing for me to panic about,” he added. “We can sort [the problems] out, this team can sort this out.”
The Dutch manager added that he is not concerned about his job security, despite rumors that his position is at risk ahead of this week’s Europa League clash with Porto and Sunday’s league match against Aston Villa.
“I’m not thinking about it, I’m not anxious,” he said. “We created a togetherness in the summer with the ownership and the leadership.
“We made this agreement, and we were all behind it. The strategy [is to bring in] young players in a transition period.”
“They also know in May in all my last six seasons there were always trophies and that is what we are aiming for.”
“I will win”
Ten Hag, 53, has won six trophies in charge of Ajax between 2017 and 2022.
In Ten Hag’s two seasons in charge, United has won both the Carabao Cup and the FA Cup.
He said that he was aware the club was undergoing a rebuild when he arrived at Old Trafford.
“From the moment I came in, we knew we had to change. We had to replace some older players,” he said.
“Our choice was to bring young players in and that takes time to get the messages on board, to get a game model on board and to introduce a new culture. That takes time. In the meantime, you have to win and I think we have proven in the last two years that we win.”
“I’ve proven in my career that always I will win. The last six years I have eight trophies.”
