Erik ten Hag's comments on Galatasaray!

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag made statements ahead of their Premier League match against Chelsea.

The Dutch manager stated that the speculations suggesting players were criticizing him and his tactics following the Newcastle United match do not reflect the truth. Expressing his confidence in this matter, the 53-year-old manager said, "For example, you can look at the Brentford, Burnley, and Fulham matches. The team is always there, showing great determination and resilience. So, we are together."

"WE ARE ON THE RIGHT TRACK"

Stating, "You can see that we wouldn't be able to play the great football we have played recently without unity," Erik ten Hag added, "Of course, there are many rumors, but they do not distract us. We are on a journey, we know we are in a transition period, but we are on the right track. We are building a team and developing it."

Erik ten Hag continued his remarks by saying, "Of course, in every team, there are players who do not play or play less and are less happy. This is a normal situation. There is no problem."

"WE WERE GOOD IN THE GALATASARAY MATCH"

The Dutch coach, who said, "I always listen to my players and give them the opportunity to express their opinions. If the players have a different view, of course I listen, but they haven't told me anything," assessed the situation: "We played very well against Galatasaray and Everton. We are not satisfied with our performance against Newcastle. We didn't play great, we know that. We were not satisfied with the performance in that match, but we stayed in the game and had two good opportunities to get a point. If we had been a bit more determined, we could have gotten something. That's why we are on the right track."

Finally, Erik ten Hag said, "We are not robots. If you play three tough matches in six days, fatigue can be an issue, but it is never an excuse. We played well in the Galatasaray and Everton matches. We were not satisfied with our performance in the Newcastle United match. We are the first to say this. The players are self-critical and they accept it. We have to do better than this."