Tanhag seems to be hit by a sudden storm every now and then. His decision to stay in his job has once again come under the spotlight following the disastrous defeat at the Double Red Club. According to the British media, United's new investor Ratcliffe has given strict instructions for United to perform better in the next four rounds of the league. If he is still not satisfied with this result, Tannhäuser's managerial career may come to an end.
As the international fixtures come to an end, United's next four rounds of league matches will see them face Hampton, Crystal Palace and Aston Villa in that order, before hosting Tottenham. In addition to these four rounds of matches, there are also matches against Barnsley in the EFL Cup and Kawarthas and Porto in European matches. If United can win all four rounds of league matches, Tannhäuser's transition will go much smoother; otherwise, United may opt for a coaching change.
Some analysts believe that Ratcliffe's request is not without merit. After the international fixtures, United's first leg will be away to Southampton, where the chances of winning are relatively high. It is expected that Tannhäuser will pass this hurdle with flying colors and will be followed by a match against an underperforming Crystal Palace, which United are expected to win despite the challenges.
The next third hurdle will be the crucial game at home to Tottenham, which will be a major test for the Tannhäuser. If United can win this matchup, they are expected to return to the top of the table. And against Aston Villa, United will face a tough battle. Tannhäuser will have to show strong coaching ability and lead the team to make a qualitative leap in order to pass this test successfully.
