The way Ten Hag’s numbers destroyed Sir Alex Feguson’s legacy

Erik Ten Hag went under the spotlight again in the last few hours as one of the main responsibilities in the current crisis lived by Manchester United, being on the ropes once more in his career at the club, which could be finding its end in the next few weeks according to the information given by the English media in the last few hours.

The main reason of the manager’s potential sack from the club could be the horrible streak developed by the Dutchman’s team, who would have destroyed Sir Alex Ferguson’s legacy at Manchester United according to the numbers given by the sporting data company Opta Sport, which revealed the poor stats gotten by United players in this season under Ten Hag’s management.

Following these sources, Manchester United have lost six of their last 11 home games in all competitions, as many as in their previous 57 games at Old Trafford, which would contribute to give a horrible image of the club in their own stadium in front of their fans, who during the game against Bournemouth didn’t hesitate to leave the stands before the game was finished.

The club’s owners could evaluate Ten Hag’s potential exit

In this sense, Ten Hag’s current numbers would be extremely disappointed in the club’s history, as Manchester United have have now lost more Premier League home games since Sir Alex Ferguson retired (35) than they did during his 21 seasons in charge of the club (34), which could make the club’s owners to evaluate the potential exit of the manager in the next few weeks.