Manchester United finds itself in a sea of uncertainties following their goalless draw against Aston Villa. Despite showing defensive improvement, the Reds sit in 14th place in the Premier League, marking their worst season start in recent years with only three victories in eleven matches. This leaves Erik ten Hag's future as club manager in doubt.

Given these unsatisfactory results, Manchester United's leadership is considering potential replacements for Ten Hag. Among the most notable names is Thomas Tuchel, former coach of elite clubs like PSG and Bayern Munich.

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Meanwhile, United co-president Jim Ratcliffe has avoided directly expressing confidence in Ten Hag's ability to turn the team's situation around, stating that the decision rests with the sporting director, Dan Ashworth, and the CEO, Omar Berrada.

Other potential replacements include Thomas Frank from Brentford, who has impressed with his brave and organized style of play. However, Tuchel's track record and his ability to manage star-studded teams make him the frontrunner for the position.

The immediate future of Manchester United hinges on the decisions its board will make in the coming weeks. Erik ten Hag awaits the outcome of these board discussions, trusting in the open communication he claims to maintain with the club's management. Meanwhile, United fans watch with anticipation and some nervousness about their team's prospects this season.