Former Man United manager Erik ten Hag has been consistently holding discussions with a top club following his departure from Manchester United as his managerial role is about to be confirmed.
Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has reportedly been spending significant time at a particular club following his departure from Old Trafford.
Although his potential future role remains uncertain, Ten Hag appears to be closely monitoring the situation at Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund. According to Sky Germany, the Dutchman has been a frequent visitor to Dortmund’s stadium since leaving Manchester United in late October, engaging in discussions with key figures such as director Sven Mislintat and chief advisor Matthias Sammer.
Sammer, who previously worked with Ten Hag when he was in charge of Bayern Munich’s reserve team, is believed to have a strong professional relationship with him. However, despite his presence at the club, there is no concrete indication that Ten Hag is set to replace current Dortmund manager Nuri Sahin.
While Sahin remains secure in his position for now, continued underwhelming performances could lead to a change in the near future, potentially putting Ten Hag in contention for the role.
Ten Hag’s tenure at Manchester United was marked by mixed success, securing both the Carabao Cup and FA Cup but struggling in the Premier League and European competitions. Despite his departure, he remains a respected figure in football, and his ongoing connections with Dortmund suggest he could be in line for a return to management sooner rather than later.
That’s an interesting development regarding **Erik ten Hag** and Borussia Dortmund. Given his tactical philosophy and experience with young players, he could be a strong fit for Dortmund’s project, especially if **Nuri Şahin** fails to stabilize the team.
His ties with **Matthias Sammer** and **Sven Mislintat** could make Dortmund an appealing next step, but would Dortmund fans embrace him after his mixed tenure at United? Also, if Dortmund is considering a managerial change, do you think Ten Hag would be the best choice, or should they aim for someone else?
