Manchester United's Erik ten Hag ready to 'correct' tricks by Antony

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Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, has stated that he will "correct" Antony if he believes the Brazilian is performing tricks merely for show. In the opening period of the 3-0 victory over FC Sheriff, the winger spun the ball before fumbling his pass. Paul Scholes, a former United midfielder, called the play "stupid," and cameras captured Ten Hag shaking his head on the bench. At halftime, Antony was changed, however Ten Hag claimed the change had been prearranged.




As long as the technique works, I don't have an issue with it, Ten Hag stated. "I expect more from him, including more runs behind, frequent box appearances, and pocket play. When a trick like that exists, it's good as long as it works. It's fine if you're not dropping the ball, but I'll correct him if it's a trick because of a trick.



The victory over Sheriff ensured United's participation in the Europa League's knockout stages. After Cristiano Ronaldo, Marcus Rashford, and Diogo Dalot scored, Ten Hag claimed that Ronaldo, who had been reinstated to the team after serving a suspension, had earned his goal after persevering despite squandering a number of prior opportunities.


According to Ten Hag, "He kept going and the team continued going to put him in the correct position." He persisted in his efforts to position himself properly. He persisted, and I believe that's what he's done throughout his career, and in the end, he was rewarded for it.



Ten Hag gave 18-year-old Alejandro Garnacho his a senior start in addition to bringing Ronaldo back. On the left side of the front three, the forward made an impression and came close to scoring.

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