Erik ten Hag ‘sack agreement’ reached as Man Utd bosses meet in London

Manchester United will decide Erik ten Hag’s fate today as the club’s executive committee gathers in London for a long-standing summit. The Dutchman is at serious risk of the sack, having failed to improve United’s fortunes at the start of the season.

Links to Thomas Tuchel are brewing again after the German met Sir Jim Ratcliffe in Monaco during a hunt for a potential replacement in the summer.

United also spoke to Thomas Frank, Roberto De Zerbi, Mauricio Pochettino, Kieran McKenna, Marco Silva and Roberto Martinez following May’s FA Cup win.

And those talks could re-commence in the coming days if the club’s bosses call time on Ten Hag’s reign during today’s meeting.

Ratcliffe will be present, along with Sir Dave Brailsford, chief executive Omar Berrada, sporting director Dan Ashworth, technical director Jason Wilcox, chief financial officer Roger Bell and chief operating officer Collette Roche.

United co-chairman Joel Glazer has also flown in from the United States to participate.

He was at Old Trafford yesterday for talks about the stadium redevelopment with the task force and the Fans’ Advisory Board.

Express Sport provides all the latest updates from United’s showdown meeting in the capital, with Ten Hag’s future in the balance.