Ten Hag could walk away from Man United on ONE condition 

Erik ten Hag may walk away from the Man United job this summer if he is not assured by the club about the power he will be given.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will decide on Ten Hag’s future at the end of the season with the club struggling to qualify for next season's Champions League.

 Sir Dave Brailsford, director of sport at INEOS, wants to revamp the way United recruit players but Ten Hag is keen to make sure he remains a key part of the decision-making process.

The Dutchman has held a veto on all transfers since arriving as manager in 2022 and wants to continue having a major say on which players come and go at Old Trafford.

There have been question marks of United's transfer policy since Ten Hag's appointment as manager, in particular spending €100 million ($105m) to bring in Antony from former club Ajax.

However, it is being reported that the Dutchman may not even see off the the final year of his contract with a return to Ajax a possibility.

Ajax have drawn up a shortlist of managerial targets that includes Ten Hag and Liverpool assistant Pep Lijnders. 

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