Erik ten Hag has insisted he expects Sir Alex Ferguson to remain an active part of life at Manchester United despite the termination of his ambassadorial contract.Since his retirement in 2013,

Erik ten Hag has admitted that the end of Sir Alex Ferguson's employment at Manchester United will "impact" the club, but insists the former manager will still be available to offer advice to players and staff.

Erik ten Hag remains frustrated that Manchester United sold Scott Mctominay over the summer, with the midfielder moving to Napoli against his will. The midfielder moved to Serie A in a move worth just over £25m and has made a great start to life in Italy.

Erik ten Hag believes Sir Alex Ferguson will always be available for advice despite Manchester United removing him from the wage bill. The Athletic this week reported Sir Jim Ratcliffe had informed Ferguson his annual salary of approximately £2million needed to be cut as part of the INEOS streamlining operation.

Ten Hag is widely believed to be in a fight to save his job after presiding over Manchester United’s worst start to a top-flight season since 1989-90.

Erik ten Hag says Alex Ferguson "is Man United" and believes he will remain available to help in their bid to return to the top, despite leaving his ambassadorial role.

Is There a Future for Him at Manchester United? Erik ten Hag finds himself in a precarious position as Manchester United’s manager, clutching at the

Erik ten Hag has provided a positive update on Manchester United’s injury list. United had concerns over as many as 10 players going into their Premier League clash with Brentford on Saturday. And while Kobbie Mainoo has joined Harry Maguire on the sidelines with a hamstring problem,

Former Manchester United defender Mikael Silvestre believes manager Erik ten Hag is struggling to keep his squad singing from the same hymn sheet. Following a summer transfer window which saw plenty of arrivals at Old Trafford,

Sir Alex Ferguson’s lucrative contract as an ambassador was terminated in a cost-cutting exercise by Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos, with Ten Hag conceding the Scot’s legacy has set a standard currently ou

Manchester United veteran Jonny Evans has publicly backed Erik ten Hag to turn the club’s form around and has praised his positive character. After a disappointing start to the season, Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is under pressure to find results and dramatically improve the club’s form.