Man Utd key man explains how Manchester United will replace him vs Everton

Following the international break, Manchester United will travel to Everton in the Premier League without Erik ten Hag.

Erik ten Hag is certain that his coaching staff will be capable of filling in for him during his one-game touchline suspension later this month when Manchester United travels to face Everton.

Following the international break, the Dutchman will be suspended for United’s journey to Goodison Park, having received his third yellow card of the season in the weekend victory over Luton.

Ten Hag received a yellow card from referee Graham Scott subsequent to his expression of discontent to officials regarding the late throw-in awarded to Luton Town, which appeared to be in favor of United.

The United manager was cautioned for the third time this season, in addition to earlier cautions issued during defeats to Tottenham and Arsenal.

In lieu of Ten Hag, United will be led by assistant coaches Steve McClaren and Mitchell van der Gaag on their voyage to Everton later this month.

When asked to elaborate on the reason he received a yellow card against Luton, the United manager responded: “Why? Is the throw-in? It was the second occasion, and our ball was crystal clear and evident. It was my remark that led to my reservation.”

He joked when asked whether he would be disciplined for his irresponsible conduct: “Fining myself? A player receives a sanction for a red card; they do not incur a penalty for a booking. The superintendent, not so. There comes a time when both you and I must accept decisions; I should do the same.”

When queried about the extent to which it would influence United’s strategy against Everton, the manager responded, “Our coaching staff is exceptionally qualified to take over.” “Every member of my coaching staff is exceptionally qualified.”