The former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has hit out at their board and spoken about being 'very embarrassed' the club selling Scott McTominay to Napoli

Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has criticized the club's board, stating he felt embarrassed and disappointed after Scott McTominay was sold to Napoli against his wishes. Speaking to The Athletic, Ten Hag claimed the club had previously agreed during a meeting in Ibiza that McTominay would not be sold during the 2024 summer transfer window.
Ten Hag argued that the Scotland international offered crucial scoring ability and mentality, with Manuel Ugarte brought in as a replacement. Ten Hag also stated that United broke promises of loyalty, backing, and open communication made before he signed a contract extension following the 2024 FA Cup win.
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