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from the club's perspective, they are in a critical period and need to find the best solution to move the team forward. faced with poor results and pressure, senior leaders obviously need to think carefully and make decisions accordingly. but at the same time, manchester united is also facing an unavoidable test, because their fate is intertwined with the choice of "life extension" mode.

ten hag has shown a firm attitude in the face of the team's difficulties, insisting that he and his boss are on the same page and stressing that he will not consider sacking. larjue and his assistants opted to keep the 54-year-old dutchman in the summer, with chief executive omar berrada and sporting director dan ashworth last month expressing their support for ten hag to stay in charge despite their reluctance to leave him in charge for just a few games. slap yourself in the face immediately after a bad result. although facing huge pressure, the senior management hopes to carefully consider and provide ten hag with an opportunity, just like the red devils coach did with the 100 million euro winger anthony he introduced. it is a pity to abandon it.

however, ten hag had to face huge challenges when faced with life-or-death moments. they still have two tough games before the international match in october. porto and villa are not easy to play, and they are both away games. but he may activate the "life extension" mode at any time, which is to arrange for manchester united to return to the defensive counterattack style, which has been the capital for his retention and championship in the past two seasons.

can this "life extension" model be successful? the answer may lie in manchester united's future development. they need to find a balance between ensuring the future development of the team and avoiding over-reliance on ten hag in order to find the right direction in the maze of destiny.