Erik ten Hag linked with huge job after watching European giants in action
- Erik Ten Hag is increasingly linked with the Borussia Dortmund job as pressure mounts on current manager Nuri Sahin, who has seen his team drop to eighth in the Bundesliga.
- Marcus Rashford's agents have discussed a loan move to Dortmund, as he has not played for Manchester United since December 7, and is valued at around £60 million.
- Sky Germany reports that Dortmund's management still supports Sahin despite recent poor results, with no plans to appoint Ten Hag soon.
- Ten Hag, who was dismissed from Manchester United, has maintained a good relationship with Dortmund's advisors and has been a frequent visitor to the club.
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Erik ten Hag possibly in line for Borussia Dortmund job
Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has reportedly been spending a lot of time at one particular club since his Old Trafford sacking.Although it’s not clear if Ten Hag is currently likely to be in line for the job, it seems he’s keeping a close eye on the situation at Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund.Ten Hag has been visiting Dortmund’s stadium frequently since his departure from Man Utd at the end of October, speaking with key figu…
Erik ten Hag linked with huge job after watching European giants in action
Erik ten Hag could be back in management at the top level (Picture: Getty Images) Erik ten Hag is waiting in the wings at Borussia Dortmund, having been a ‘frequent guest’ of the club since his dismissal as Manchester United manager. The Dutchman left Old Trafford in October and has visited the German club since, including for Friday’s clash with Bayer Leverkusen. Sky Germany report that Ten Hag was shown round the ‘business area’ and chatted wi…
Ex-Man United boss Erik ten Hag primed to return to football with Bundesliga coach on brink of sack
Former Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is reportedly waiting in the wings to take over at Borussia Dortmund.Nuri Sahin's job is hanging by a thread after a humiliating defeat at the hands of Bundesliga minnows Holstein Kiel.Dortmund started the day eighth in the league, having won just once in their last seven matches, but were roundly beaten 4-2 at the Holstein-Stadion on Tuesday evening, having conceded three before half-time.Sky Germany w…
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