Gary Neville sits down with Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag to discuss Harry Kane, Rasmus Hojlund, and the team’s playing styles | Football News

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag sat down with Sky Sports’ Gary Neville ahead of Monday Night Football to discuss a range of topics, including the club’s struggles with injuries, the game model, and styles of play.

Ten Hag emphasized the importance of having outstanding players at a club like Manchester United, given the high expectations and pressure to win every game. He highlighted the challenges of not always being able to sign the players they want and the need to develop talent like Rasmus Hojlund.

When asked about Harry Kane, who eventually joined Bayern Munich, Ten Hag acknowledged Kane’s goal-scoring abilities but stressed the importance of giving young talents like Hojlund time to adapt and grow.

The manager also discussed the club’s game model, focusing on developing young players like Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo to bring them into the first team. He emphasized the need for continuous improvement and development to compete at the highest level.

Regarding the team’s style of play, Ten Hag acknowledged the challenges posed by injuries and the need to make adjustments in tactics and formations. Despite the setbacks, he praised the team’s spirit and determination to compete in every game.

Looking ahead, Ten Hag expressed optimism about the team’s potential and the upcoming FA Cup final, highlighting the opportunity to win a trophy and continue the team’s progress. He emphasized the importance of staying positive and working towards achieving their goals.