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Securing a victory against Manchester City at Wembley hasn't automatically ensured the Dutchman's retention of the manager's position for the upcoming season.
Erik ten Hag faces a prolonged period of uncertainty as Manchester United's end-of-season review is not expected to yield an immediate outcome. Despite winning the FA Cup on Saturday, securing his second trophy in as many seasons, the Dutchman's future remains undecided with one year left on his contract at Old Trafford.
United's new co-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, and his Ineos allies have been conducting a thorough audit of the club, with a particular focus on the managerial position amidst significant changes in high-level personnel. While the FA Cup victory at Wembley has bolstered Ten Hag's position, no definitive decision has been reached.
Although United endured their lowest-ever Premier League finish this season, coming eighth, Ten Hag has attributed much of the team's struggles to injuries and the challenging circumstances he inherited.
Despite Ratcliffe's silence on the matter at Wembley, an overwhelming 78 percent of fans in a local poll expressed their desire to retain the former Ajax manager.
While United have explored alternative managerial options, former coach Kieran McKenna's success with Ipswich has potentially solidified his position there, complicating United's managerial search.
Additionally, the delayed arrival of desired sporting director Dan Ashworth due to ongoing negotiations with Newcastle further complicates matters.
Meanwhile, Ineos remains optimistic about United's and Nice's participation in the Europa League next season, expressing confidence in their ongoing dialogue with UEFA.
In summary, while Ten Hag's FA Cup triumph has garnered support from influential quarters at United, the club's managerial situation remains fluid amidst ongoing internal restructuring and external negotiations.