Ten Hag Accuses Man Utd Board of Breaking McTominay Transfer Promise
· Sports · Goal.com, Times of India
Erik ten Hag has publicly criticised Manchester United's board for reneging on an agreement to keep Scott McTominay at the club. The manager said he was assured the Scotland midfielder would not be sold this summer, only for the club to later accept a bid from Napoli. Ten Hag revealed the promise was made during end-of-season talks and called the U-turn a breach of trust. McTominay, who came through United's academy, completed his move to the Serie A side for a reported €30 million. The Dutchman added that the situation has damaged his relationship with the hierarchy. United have not commented on the manager's claims.
Why it matters
The public fallout exposes deep friction between Ten Hag and the board, undermining stability ahead of a critical season and raising questions about the club's transfer strategy and internal decision-making.
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