[OSEN=정승우 기자] “He’s like a corps commander.”
British ‘The Sun’ reported on the 25th (Korean time), “Manchester United’s new manager, Eric Ten Haach (52), started organizing the squad like a soldier.”
Manchester United lost 1-0 in the ‘2021-2022 season Premier League’ round 38 match once morest Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, London, England on the 23rd.
United tried to secure a place in the Europa League by winning, but Wilfred Zaha conceded a goal in the 37th minute of the first half to finish the game 0-1. Unfortunately, West Ham United, who competed for the 6th spot, lost 1-3 to Brighton & Hove Albion, avoiding a drop to the Europa Conference League.
At Selhurst Park during the match, Manchester United’s new manager, Eric Ten Haach, was spotted. After winning the Eredivisie title at Ajax, he arrived in Manchester on the 16th and started preparing for the new season.
Ten Haach, who witnessed a shocking defeat, set out to organize the squad. The Sun announced, “Manager Ten Haach starts overhauling Manchester United with a huge internal reorganization, just like a corps commander is organizing the order of the army.”
“Ten Haach officially left Ajax last week, but he started working before that. He started a major review of United’s internal affairs and arrived at Carrington training ground with the ambition to lead the team to the league’s elite level. “He wants to spend time with the players and coaches to see how things have been done and to have a personal interview.”
According to The Sun, Ten Haach wants to meet with the team’s nutritionist and condition manager to conduct a personal interview.
According to the media, “Ten Haach pays close attention to details and even sets the length of the lawn for the stadium. According to a Manchester United insider, Ten Haach has his own firm style and is like a corps commander who commands an army.”
On the other hand, manager Ten Haach, who conducted an interview with Manchester United’s official channel on the 25th, said, “I need time to relax and replenish my energy. But the manager’s job is done 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We play once every three days. I have to live for football because it is going to be. I have to sleep for football and live for football.” /reccos23@osen.co.kr
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