Diogo Dalot Reveals What Manchester United Players Think Of Erik Ten Hag’s Arrival
Written By Jacobs Dunga
The Dutch coach will take over the reins at Old Trafford after the end of the current season with Dalot disclosing the reaction from players.
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Manchester United have struggled for form and identity in the last few seasons with coaching changes coming more frequently than trophy parades.
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United have lined out under three different coaches in this current campaign compared to title favorites, Manchester City and Liverpool who have both had same coaches for over six seasons.
The irony of it is that Dalot himself has been a beneficiary of the coaching changes as he’s seen himself unusually ahead of home boy Aaron Wan Bissaka in the pecking order of right backs in the team.
The former AC Milan loanee has however revealed that the players of the club are now at ease knowing that a permanent solution has been found for the coaching role.
He told Sky Sports: “In our heads, it’s going to be clear who the manager will be next season and that’s good, because we go for our break knowing who to expect. Then we’ll have time in pre-season to work together, get our ideas right and start the new season.”
United will be hoping that the incoming coach changes the recent struggles faced with the Red Devils and transform them into actual winners again.
Meanwhile…
Veteran Liverpool midfielder, James Milner has warned his side to keep their focus as they chase for a quadruple of titles this season to avoid ending the season average.
Liverpool are on the chase for all trophies they entered for from the beginning of the season with the Carabao Cup already in the bag and three others within reach of the Reds.
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Milner also explained how the fringe players have been carrying on in the face of their lofty dreams for the season.
Milner said as per the Mirror: “We’ve been lucky enough to win one trophy this year but if you don’t win anything else it’s an average season for the club. The quadruple? It’s what you guys talk about. It’s every three days now, we recover, we prepare, we go again for the next game. It’s a cycle. It’s preparation, it’s analysis. There’s always going to be talk about things like that but for us it’s the next game.
“You see the mindset, the relentlessness every day. You see the boys who aren’t playing – the level they train at the day after a game. It starts from the manager and the credit for the boys is incredible. The attitude in the dressing room is absolutely unreal.” The 36-year-old anchored midfield expertly alongside Jordan Henderson and goal hero Kieta, as Liverpool had 24 shots on goal to Newcastle’s two, and were never in danger. Biggest tests lie ahead, with the pressure cranked up as each trophy chance reaches a climax. Milner added: “The games seem more important when you get closer to the end of the season. It was tough.”
Liverpool could become the first English side to do the quadruple in a single season should they go on to achieve the set target.
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