Manchester United boss Ten Hag jets off on holiday despite winning JUST 3 games this season

Erik ten Hag has overseen Manchester United's worst start in 35 years, earning just eight points from seven games leaving them languishing in 14th place.

They have won just 3 of their 10 games played across all competition this season, one of which came in the Carabao Cup.

The Dutchman's position is inevitably under scrutiny, but reports suggest he may not be under imminent risk.

The club's hierarchy, including co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, are reportedly set to met in London for a routine monthly meeting, in which Ten Hag's situation is set to be discussed.

Ratcliffe and Joel Glazer were both spotted at Old Trafford and Carrington recently, and despite the recent poor run of form, Ten Hag is reportedly confident of remaining in charge for the upcoming fixtures against Brentford, Fenerbahce, West Ham, Leicester, and Chelsea.

The Manchester United manager has temporarily departed England for a brief holiday, seemingly unfazed by the speculation surrounding his future.

While the pressure is mounting, the understanding is that he retains the backing of the club's decision-makers – for now.