Manchester United appears poised to continue with manager Erik ten Hag for their upcoming matches against Porto and Aston Villa, despite a disappointing 3-0 loss to Tottenham at Old Trafford. The team is currently sitting 12th in the Premier League, prompting concerns over Ten Hag’s position.

Sources within the club have indicated to BBC Sport that operations remain “business as usual,” focusing on the upcoming fixtures. While no official statement has been released, Ten Hag himself expressed that he is not preoccupied with job security, asserting that he and the club’s owners are aligned in their vision.

Having signed a new contract in the summer, Ten Hag has received assurances of support from the club’s leadership, including chief executive Omar Berrada. However, the mounting pressure means that Ten Hag faces a critical week ahead, with matches that could significantly impact his standing before the October international break.