Peter Schmeichel has slammed former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag for 'stirring the pot' amid yet another turbulent period for the club.

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel has strongly criticized former manager Erik ten Hag for 'stirring the pot' following an interview with The Athletic. Ten Hag had hit out at the club's hierarchy for fostering a 'toxic culture' and claimed he had previously pushed to sign Declan Rice and Harry Kane during his time in charge.
Speaking on The Overlap Daily, Schmeichel argued that Ten Hag was not a success at Old Trafford and questioned his right to make such claims given his own signings and subsequent quick sacking at Bayer Leverkusen. Meanwhile, current manager Michael Carrick will remain in charge for Saturday's fixture against Chelsea despite United enduring an eight-game winless run.
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