Manchester United head coach Erik ten Hag denies that today's Premier League match against Newcastle at Old Trafford will be his last home game in charge of MU.
Eric ten Hag, Getty Images"That's not how I feel and how I see it. It's not the way I'm going to start a lap of honour for the fans, no. The answer to the question you ask so often is the same answer," journalist Fabrizio Romano quoted ten Hag as saying on his Twitter page.
It will be recalled that United have already lost 14 Premier League matches this season under ten Hag. It is expected that the coach will soon be fired, and the team will be led by German specialist Thomas Tuchel.
