New manager Erik Ten Hag is going to have to find solutions to a lot of problems at Manchester United.

The Red Devils are arguably as poor as they have ever been with the club seemingly at rock bottom.

Following his appointment earlier in the year, ex-Ajax boss Ten Hag will now begin work at Old Trafford as he looks to restore the Premier League giants back to their former glory.

Speaking to the club’s official website about how he plans on adapting to working in England, the Dutch tactician said: “There are similarities but also contradictions. I have to learn and I have to adjust but I also have to stay myself. I’m convinced that we can bring in the structures and the way of play that we want. If we get that done, we get that communicated to the players then we will get that success.”

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