When Manchester United and Bournemouth tied 2-2 last Saturday, their chances of finishing in the top four were further diminished.

Despite having a game remaining, Erik ten Hag’s team is now 13 points behind Aston Villa as a result of the outcome. As United gets ready for their FA Cup semifinal matchup against Championship team Coventry, they will now focus on the FA Cup.

They will play in the tournament final against either Manchester City or Chelsea, with Pep Guardiola and Mauricio Pochettino’s team meeting the day before United’s match against Coventry. They last won the competition in 2016. The most recent information from Old Trafford is compiled here.

Ten questions about Hag appear.Many United players are deferring decisions regarding their future because they are unsure if Ten Hag will still be in charge come season, according to the Manchester Evening News.

Several stars are ‘convinced’ Ten Hag will be fired in the summer, according to the source, but Ratcliffe has declined to openly support the Dutchman. A number of possible replacements for United have been linked, including Graham Potter, Roberto De Zerbi, and Gareth Southgate.

Ten Hag did, however, declare earlier this month to Sky Sports that he is still certain he will be at Old Trafford for the upcoming campaign: “I don’t have any doubts.” All I’m thinking about is this project, this process, and my work. I’m having a great time here and truly adore it.”

Axe is faced by 12 players.Ratcliffe, who is now in charge of football operations, is expected to lead a significant team revamp this summer as the chief of Ineos.

Victor Lindelof, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Raphael Varane, Casemiro, Scott McTominay, Mason Mount, Christian Eriksen, Antony, Marcus Rashford, and Anthony Martial are among the twelve players who could be cut.

At the conclusion of the current season, Mason Greenwood and Jadon Sancho—who are presently on loan at Getafe and Borussia Dortmund, respectively—may also be headed for permanent transfers.

Branded “sloppy” is Garnacho.

Alejandro Garnacho was criticized by Jamie Redknapp for his “sloppy” performance against Bournemouth. The former Liverpool player specifically targeted Dominic Solanke’s opening goal.

Redknapp stated on Sky Sports, “Willy Kwambala gets caught first of all in a foot race, then he tries to outmuscle him.” “He just gets twisted up, and you have to try to keep upright. Many players are susceptible to mistakes, particularly when facing Dominic Solanke, who is playing well.

“Garnacho has been careless in the first half, but his finishing touch and technique are incredible. Harry Maguire might be able to reach his friend a little faster, in my opinion. He hesitates and doesn’t, but it was a really smart personal objective.”