Manchester United could be relegated, according to former manager Erik ten Hag. Ten Hag argued that due to the strength of the division, a bad run of momentum could see any team crash out of the to…

Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has warned that his former club could face relegation from the Premier League. Speaking to ESPN in the Netherlands, Ten Hag explained that the intense competition and quality across the division mean a bad run of form can pull any team into a difficult spiral, leaving the 13-time Premier League champions at risk.
Manchester United currently sit just outside the relegation zone on goal difference, having secured only one victory in their opening nine matches. While current manager Michael Carrick faces mounting pressure following a loss to Bournemouth, he remains focused on turning around the club's fortunes ahead of challenging upcoming fixtures.
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