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"He Argued with Everyone" - Former Man United Star Slams Ten Hag and Explains Ronaldo Row
Fred said Erik ten Hag was tactically strong but poor with players, and he linked Cristiano Ronaldo’s exit to a dispute over work rate.
- Former Manchester United midfielder Fred criticized Erik ten Hag's man-management on the Charla Podcast, calling the Dutchman a "piece of crap" with the group despite praising his tactical abilities.
- Fred claimed Ten Hag argued with Casemiro, Rashford, and Cristiano Ronaldo, alleging " Only his Dutch players played" during his tenure at Old Trafford.
- Explaining the friction, Fred noted that after a 2-1 win at Fulham, Ten Hag dropped Ronaldo, stating, "He wanted the team to run, but Cristiano He took Cristiano out, and then there was a falling out."
- After being sacked following a dismal start to the 2024/25 season, Ten Hag spent 62 days at Bayer Leverkusen before moving to his current role as technical director of Twente.
- Comparing his time at United, Fred praised Jose Mourinho as "a great bloke" and noted that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer "united the group," contrasting them with difficulties under Ten Hag.
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Former Manchester United midfielder Fred has harshly criticized former coach Erik ten Hag, accusing him of poor group management and conflicts with some of the team's stars. The Brazilian spent five years at Manchester United, while during his time at the club he won the League Cup and reached the FA Cup final. Ten Hag was appointed United coach in 2022, after a successful period at Ajax, but his adventure in England did not go according to expe…
Fred, who transferred from Fenerbahçe to Atletico Mineiro, made striking statements about his former coach Erik ten Hag.
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Fred reveals Ronaldo and Erik ten Hag's feud at Manchester United, including why the superstar lost his place in the starting XI.
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