United's are doing the right thing with Erik ten Hag

There is a feeling that no matter what Manchester United do, it will not always be the same. The two-week international break is particularly long after the Champions League defeat, and it looks like patience has begun to wane for some fans.

United have been spending two weeks without football as an opportunity to move forward in their quest for a new permanent manager, but some supporters may need to look into the matter if they complain about the lack of updates so far.

The club has long been criticized for making quick decisions and acting promptly rather than being part of a long-term open plan. The fact that they take the time to decide carefully who their next permanent manager might be can only be seen as positive if they really want to make the kind of changes needed to reclaim their crown on English football.

As things stand, Erik ten Hag is the leading bid to become United's manager at the end of the season after impressing in his interview last week, although club sources insist that caution is needed as they proceed with their interview process.

It is believed that the Dutchman was very pleased when he talked about what he would bring to the position, with an emphasis on implementing a clear playing style and unlocking the true potential of already lost talent in the club, rather than demanding major reforms at the club. transfer market.

It all seems to be very reliable, but in the days and weeks to come, another candidate may emerge who will attract more club officials, thus emerging as the main target of the management position.

While Ten Hag still has a contract with Ajax and is involved in a fierce battle for the title, it is absurd to criticize the club for not giving him a contract already, nor does it make sense while they are still considering other options for the position.

In the coming week, it would be nice if United could shorten their shortlist and identify the leading candidate for the position, although the fact that there is still no clear choice shows why patience is needed.

Fans of social media may be too big for Ten Hag to get the role right away, but he cannot ignore his lack of experience outside the Netherlands or the difficulty he may have in attracting prominent players this summer, especially without playing in the Champions League. .

Towards the end of the process, Ten Hag may be the only option to lead United in the crucial years to come, but the whole point is that until the decision is confirmed, there is no reason to rush such a selection.

After nearly a decade of failing to hire managers, it is important for the club to finally learn from their past mistakes.

Patience is a virtue.
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