Recently, rumors have been circulating that Manchester United won the English soccer team's title on Saturday night (25th) by beating Manchester City 2-1. Captain Tannhägger won the title for his team for the second year in a row. United has reportedly not yet decided whether to keep Tannhägger. A final decision will be made at the final meeting next week. Boss Ratcliffe refused to respond to the question of keeping Tannhägg after the match, while Tannhägg responded in a domineering manner, "Even if United don't want me, I'll still be on the sidelines winning titles!"
After winning the EFL Championship last season, Tannhäuser is leading the way again this season. "The Red Devils won the EFL Championship and have been in charge of Ajax and Manchester United for almost 6 seasons, winning 3 league championships and 4 overall titles. The Dutch coach said after the match: "Manchester United has reached 3 finals in 2 seasons and won the title twice, which is not a bad result. Even if United don't want me, I'm going to win the title on the sidelines and I'm going to win on the sidelines. I'm going to win and build the team, I'm going to be the leader and I'm going to win the cup in the Boon Tong."
The British media widely reported that Manchester United has contacted Yeastwich leader Kieran McKenna and other leaders before the final, to prepare for the replacement of the coach; The Athletic news pointed out that Manchester United will hold a final review meeting next week, the meeting will decide to bury Tannhäuser's stay and go. United boss Ratcliffe appeared after the match, the reporter asked: "Tannhäuser Department of low? Ratcliffe just took one look and turned away, refusing to give any guarantees.
It remains to be seen if Tannhäuser will get any recognition from the senior management, but the United players seem to be very supportive of the leader. Lisindo Martinez picked up Tannhäuser and received cheers from the fans, while the Nandys captain said: "The title is important for everyone, I know the leader is under a lot of pressure and deserves to win it."
