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Manchester United have appointed Ajax boss Erik ten Hag as their new manager, to replace interim Ralf Rangnick at the end of the season.

He told United's website: "It is a great honour to be appointed manager of Manchester United and I am hugely excited by the challenge ahead. "We wish Erik the best of luck as he focuses on achieving a successful end to the season at Ajax and look forward to welcoming him to Manchester United this summer." "I know the history of this great club and the passion of the fans, and I am absolutely determined to develop a team capable of delivering the success they deserve.

The Dutchman will replace Ralf Rangnick, who was installed on a temporary basis after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November.

United have become a shadow of their former selves and it hurts. Faces, attitudes and dressing room culture have to change. That's what Steve McLaren spotted in him when Ten Hag served as his assistant at FC Twente in the Dutch league and McLaren knows what it takes to win at Old Trafford - he was assistant manager to Sir Alex Ferguson during the iconic treble winning season of 1999. The compensation to Ajax for Ten Hag leaving is understood to be £1.7m and Manchester United's good relationship with former player Edwin van der Sar, who is now Ajax's chief executive, is understood to have played a part in the negotiations. Ajax chief executive, Edwin van der Sar, has thanked Ten Hag and said: "He is going to make the step to one of the biggest clubs in the world, in a fantastic league", but added that he would have liked to have kept him for longer. Ten Hag said it was a "great honour" to be appointed manager and he was "hugely excited by the challenge ahead".

It's alleged that Ajax football players used insider information to trade Sorare NFTs. The activity does not fall under soccer gaming rules.

We do not condone any unfair behaviour by any of our users and are actively adapting our game rules to ensure that our fantasy game is a level playing field for all.” A spokesperson responded, “We are reviewing recent reports of unfair behaviour by professional football players and will take action as necessary to ensure fair play for our community. However, the organization confirmed that the regulations do not apply to NFTs. Given the recent development in the Cup Final, KNVB will monitor, review, and potentially update its current code. In the run-up to Eredivisie’s Cup Final over the weekend, Ajax player Daley Blind sold the NFT of goalkeeper Andre Onana. He and teammate Klaassen purchased NFTs of the backup goalie Maarten Stekelenburg on Sorare’s marketplace. The national football organization, KNVB, told BNR that the organization’s gaming regulations do not extend to non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Sorare has responded to the allegations below. The country’s top football league, Eredivisie, is a partner of Sorare, which has official NFT cards for all the league’s teams and players.

Manchester United have confirmed that Erik ten Hag will be their new permanent manager and the incoming boss has sent a message to fans of his soon-to-be ...

We wish Erik the best of luck as he focuses on achieving a successful end to the season at Ajax and look forward to welcoming him to Manchester United this summer." It will be difficult to leave Ajax after these incredible years, and I can assure our fans of my complete commitment and focus on bringing this season to a successful conclusion before I move to Manchester United." Having lost the Dutch cup final 2-1 to rivals PSV Eindhoven on Sunday, Ten Hag is aiming to finish the campaign strongly and end his time with Ajax on a high.

Erik ten Hag's arrival at Manchester United will spark a summer of change at Old Trafford, with the club likely to draft in several key recruits - to.

The Red Devils are likely to be in the market for another forward and Nunez could be the man after he dumped Ten Hag’s Ajax out of the Champions League earlier this season. However, the lure of Manchester United and the chance of embarking on a new project could well be too good to turn down. Man United will look to send a message of hope to their fans and newly-announced boss when they travel to the capital to take on Arsenal on Saturday – with LIVE and EXCLUSIVE commentary on talkSPORT. Timber has amassed an impressive 70 appearances so far for Ajax, and could partner Raphael Varane at the back should he make the move to the red half of Manchester. Paul Pogba is also expected to depart with his contract set to expire, so the Red Devils will be on the lookout for midfield reinforcements. The central midfielder, who has two years left on his current Elland Road contract, could be an option to replace Nemanja Matic, who confirmed he will leave the club at the end of the season. United are currently well stocked in attack, but the young forward could replace Edinson Cavani who is expected to leave in the summer. The Brazil international has emerged as one of the brightest young stars in Europe following his move to Ajax from Sao Paulo in June 2020. Plenty of new player arrivals are anticipated in the near future, and talkSPORT.com has taken a look at seven potential recruits who could follow Ten Hag to Old Trafford. One of the top names on Ten Hag’s list is likely to be Ajax forward Antony. The Ajax manager’s appointment was finally confirmed on Thursday, with the Dutchman set to take over from Ralf Rangnick at the end of the season – when he will be immediately tasked with giving the Red Devils a new lease of life. Erik ten Hag’s arrival at Manchester United will spark a summer of change at Old Trafford, with the club likely to draft in several key recruits – to the delight of frustrated fans.

Ajax chief Edwin van der Sar has revealed that Ajax were reluctant to lose Erik ten Hag following his confirmation as the next Manchester United manager.

'I'm happy that it has been finalised and that it has been officially announced,' Ten Hag said. 'We owe Erik a lot of thanks for what he has achieved with Ajax so far, but we are not done yet. 'We would have liked to have kept him for longer': Ajax chief Edwin van der Sar admits the Dutch giants did not want to lose Erik ten Hag as boss following his confirmation as the next Manchester United manager

The Scottish top-flight, minus Rangers, has become the latest league to join the Sorare community - despite the company coming under intense scrutiny in ...

"Sorare's top priority is building a fun and fair platform for sports fans. "We’ve been looking at the digital market as a way to do that for some time and it quickly became clear that Sorare is a leader in this emerging category." SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster, said: "The SPFL is always looking for innovative ways to offer our fans more enriching experiences and to broaden the appeal of our competitions to audiences from around the world. The cinch Premiership has now become the tenth football league to agree a deal with Sorare, with the Bundesliga, LaLiga and MLS already on board. Can players make money from this?" On the topic of the Ajax controversy, a spokesperson for Sorare told the Daily Record: "We are reviewing recent reports of unfair behaviour by professional football players and will take action as necessary to ensure fair play for our community.

The Dutchman has been in charge of Ajax since 2017 and will make the move to Manchester over the summer.

Manchester United understand that will take time, hence the three-year deal with an option to extend for a fourth year. Ten Hag said: “It is a great honour to be appointed manager of Manchester United and I am hugely excited by the challenge ahead. The club were won over by his “long-term vision” and commitment to attractive football and developing young players.

Erik ten Hag has been confirmed as the new manager of Manchester United. After months of speculation, the Red Devils finally confirmed on Thursday ...

So, be sure to get a better idea of how United might play with Ten Hag in the dugout by checking out his thoughts on the Ajax side that he coached to pure brilliance down below: And we’re happy to report that you can indeed gain a level of insight into how Ten Hag likes to posture his teams due to a fascinating interview that he conducted with Ajax back in 2020. Speaking to United’s official website, Ten Hag remarked: “It is a great honour to be appointed manager of Manchester United and I am hugely excited by the challenge ahead.

The new Manchester United manager enjoyed a 13-year playing career in the Netherlands before transferring to the dugout, where he has most notably won five ...

Therefore, Ten Hag will remain as manager of Ajax until the end of this season, before taking up his position with Man Utd from June 2022. As a player, he won the second tier title with De Graafschap in 1990-91 and the KNVB Cup with Twente in 2000-01. Erik ten Hag is a Dutch manager who is currently in charge of Eredivisie club Ajax, who currently sit four points clear at the top of the league with five games to go.

Man United have confirmed the appointment of Ajax boss Erik ten Hag as their new permanent manager.

By doing so, we'll qualify directly for the Champions League. Ajax belongs there." After months of waiting, United have finally confirmed their next permanent manager with Ten Hag agreeing to join the club on a three-year deal, with the option of a further 12 months. I want to finish my time here on a positive note, by winning the league.