Manchester United have confirmed the full cost of replacing Erik ten Hag with new head coach Ruben Amorim. Ten Hag signed a new contract in the summer after surviving INEOS' full review of the club, only to be relieved of his duties in late October.

United have revealed the total cost of the recent managerial change at Old Trafford, while fans' groups are unhappy at the club's decision to raise Old Trafford ticket prices

Ten Hag signed a contract extension at Old Trafford in July after winning the FA Cup, but Ineos decided that they had seen enough and they sacked him. READ MORE: Amad to shine, Bruno to struggle - Ranking how Man Utd's stars will fit into Amorim's plans United managed just four wins in 14 games under Ten Hag during the opening few months of the 2024/25 season,

Ruben Amorim has been urged to bring a former Sir Alex Ferguson player who Erik ten Hag wanted back to Man Utd.

Former Manchester United star Lee Sharpe has explained that Ruben Amorim should work tirelessly to sign a former Red Devils star who Erik ten Hag was headhunting before his sacking at Old Trafford

Noussair Mazraoui is increasingly making the case to go down as Manchester United's best signing of the season. The Morocco international was snapped up in the summer as part of the larger deal that brought Bayern Munich defender Matthijs de Ligt to Old Trafford.

Manchester United have confirmed that it cost the club £10.4 million to sack Erik ten Hag. The Dutchman was dismissed less than 24 hours after the team’s 2-1 defeat to West Ham on October 27. Ten Hag had only signed a new contract with United in July,

Erik ten Hag made a lot of transfer mistakes during his time at Manchester United but one of the Dutchman’s final signings is proving to be a bargain saviour to his former side.

Manchester United paid £10.4million (€12.5m, $13.1m) to Erik ten Hag and his coaching staff in compensation following his dismissal last month. The Old Trafford club’s first quarter results, published in full on Wednesday evening,

Manchester United have revealed how much it cost the club to sack Erik ten Hag as their manager and hire Ruben Amorim. The figures were contained in the Premier League club’s latest financial reports.