Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag ‘in line for big payrise’ as Glazers approve new deal

The Glazer household are set handy Erik ten Hag a bumper new deal at Manchester United together with a large payrise, in keeping with studies. The Dutchman has loved a comparatively profitable spell accountable for the Red Devils, profitable the Carabao Cup and attaining a top-four end within the Premier League final season.

It appears as if the Glazers have been left impressed by Ten Hag, who is ready to be rewarded with a brand new and improved contract earlier than the tip of this yr. He might be supplied a profitable two-year extension, in keeping with the Daily Star, with a deal anticipated to be wrapped up earlier than the tip of December.

The Glazers are stated to be keen to prioritise Ten Hag’s long-term future despite the continuing takeover course of at Old Trafford. Contract talks have been initially placed on maintain on account of the state of affairs however it now appears possible that negotiations might be concluded within the subsequent few months.

Ten Hag at the moment earns round £9million per yr at United however will reportedly get a big payrise as a reward for the progress made beneath his steering. His wage is ready to extend by over 50 per cent to round £14m, which can put him among the many membership’s highest earners.

United’s present of religion will symbolize a well timed increase for the 53-year-old, who has endured a rocky begin to his second season in cost. His facet edged previous Wolves to say a lucky victory on the Premier League’s opening weekend earlier than falling to defeat at Tottenham of their second outing.

Ten Hag might be conscious that United are nowhere close to the completed product as he appears to convey them again to the degrees they confirmed beneath Sir Alex Ferguson a decade in the past. He lately defined that he’s utilizing Manchester City as a benchmark for his gamers, who’ve proven they will beat high sides however are but to maintain up with them over the course of a whole season.

“I think the improvements last year and the results were quite obvious, but also in the performances it was quite obvious that we could beat the big opponents, including City,” the United boss advised ESPN earlier this summer season.

“In the three games [against them], you saw absolutely that we increased the levels against them. We have a competition with seven or eight clubs in the Premier League, across Europe [it’s] even more teams, so we have to work on our way of play and improve our performance. It has to be optimum.”

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