Man Utd are not going to get rid of Erik ten Hag this early in the season despite claims he could only have four games to save his job at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils had a promising first season under Ten Hag with the Dutchman leading them to an FA Cup final, League Cup silverware and a top-four finish in the Premier League.
However, their performance in the Premier League last term was very poor as they finished eighth, their lowest finish since the competition began in 1992, but Ten Hag clung on to his job by .
There is also a theory that could not find a suitable candidate to replace Ten Hag in the summer and so they chose to keep faith in the Dutchman in the summer.
But this term has started in similar vein to the end of last season with Man Utd wi…