Erik ten Hag has revealed that INEOS turned down his advice on how to improve their data department after hinting Manchester United didn't give him the tools to be successful…

Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has criticized INEOS, revealing the club's leadership rejected his advice on upgrading their data department. Ten Hag, now a director at FC Twente, explained that he offered his expertise to help build modern data systems, but INEOS believed they already had the necessary knowledge despite having backgrounds outside elite football operations.
Ten Hag argued that Manchester United lacked critical data infrastructure compared to clubs like Ajax. He highlighted that INEOS's leadership came from petrochemicals, Formula 1, and cycling, stating that top-tier football demands a completely different approach to player recruitment, performance analysis, and decision-making.
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