Erik ten Hag ‘furious’ and feeling ‘hung to dry’ at Manchester United

Erik ten Hag is ‘furious’ and feels ‘hung to dry’ over Man United’s WOEFUL summer transfer window and the saga surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo’s future… after the Dutchman ‘promised himself five new signings’ »

  • Erik ten Hag has struggled to bring the players he wants to Old Trafford
  • Manchester United have only made three new signings so far this window
  • Frustrations grew following back-to-back Premier League defeats
  • United suffered a miserable 4-0 loss to Brentford which leaves them bottom

Erik ten Hag is said to be furious with the way Manchester United have conducted their summer transfer business.

It was a disastrous start in charge of the Dutchman at the club, both on and off the pitch. They are bottom of the Premier League after losing their opening two games of the season, while Ten Hag struggles to bring in the players he wants.

The mirror reported that Ten Hag and his advisers are furious with how he has been let down in the transfer market, as well as the saga surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo’s future at the club, which has proven an unwelcome distraction.

Erik ten Hag reportedly feels ‘furious’ with club after chaotic transfer window

The club signed three players but struggled to land key targets including Frenkie de Jong (pictured)

The club signed three players but struggled to land key targets including Frenkie de Jong (pictured)

United were able to sign full-back Tyrell Malacia, midfielder Christian Eriksen and centre-back Lisandro Martinez, but the club struggled to land any other targets.

Barcelona midfield playmaker Frenkie de Jong has been their main target this summer, although they could miss the Dutch international against Premier League rivals Chelsea.

Ten Hag is believed to have been promised the club would sign five new players this summer, but they are running out of time before the transfer window closes on September 1.

Ten Hag and his advisers feel

Ten Hag and his advisers feel ‘dry’ after expecting five new signings

The saga surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Old Trafford has been an unwelcome distraction

The saga surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo’s future at Old Trafford has been an unwelcome distraction

United are now linked with Austrian Stuttgart striker Sasa Kalajdzic, despite being low on Ten Hag’s list of targets, according to The Mirror.

The 25-year-old has scored 24 goals and provided 10 assists in 55 games for the German side.

Ronaldo’s future at the club has been a distraction after he expressed his desire to leave earlier this summer.

The Portuguese superstar wanted to leave Old Trafford after failing to qualify for the Champions League, but is likely to stay due to a lack of viable clubs who can – or want to – sign him.

Ronaldo made his first start of the season on Saturday against Brentford after missing the majority of pre-season.

United have been linked with Stuttgart's Sasa Kalajdzic - despite being low on Ten Hag's target list

United have been linked with Stuttgart’s Sasa Kalajdzic – despite being low on Ten Hag’s target list

United produced a dismal display as they were comfortably beaten 4-0 by Brentford, leaving them bottom of the table for the first time since 1992.

Other players United have been linked to haven’t been warmed to fans.

A move for Marko Arnautovic from Bologna has ended the backlash from fans, while fans have also raised concerns over the signing of Adrien Rabiot from Juventus.

United are hoping to complete a £15m deal for Rabiot, but that move is blocked by wage negotiations.

United’s season could get worse before it gets better in the next game against Liverpool at Old Trafford on August 22.

Frustration over the club’s lack of signings has led to more backlash from fans against the Glazers, with more protests expected against US owners before they play Jurgen Klopp’s side.

Ten Hag's side are bottom of the Premier League after their terrible 4-0 loss to Brentford

Ten Hag’s side are bottom of the Premier League after their terrible 4-0 loss to Brentford

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