CUTTING AT THE "THEATRE OF DREAMS" Ten Haag is no longer with us!

 The fallen giant looks for his way out. Eric Ten Hague did not have it for him. The Dutchman gave the squad two championships during his time at "Old Trafford," both from English cups, although he was once again distant from the race for a more serious spot in the Premier League.

Ten Hague and Manchester United split as a result of this. A football guru from our area who played in his first Champions League final this season may be his successor.

It's easy to figure out—it's Borussia Dortmund coach Edin Terzić. Terzić is upset because "Millionaires" did not seem as well in the home championship as they did in the toughest European competition.

CHOICE UNSUCCESSFUL The British people decided against using VAR technology! And now for the epilogue.

 While some claim that it "destroyed" the enjoyment that comes with watching football games, others claim that there are many less referee errors now. In the debate about VAR technology, all sides are essentially correct.

 

It would be quite unusual if video technology were to stop being used in contentious circumstances, though, given the football community as a whole has grown accustomed to it. But on Wolverhampton's recommendation, the English Premier League's members decided just this during a meeting on Thursday.

Ultimately, though, the Wolves remained the minority—or, more accurately, the only ones—who supported the Island's return to factory football. Thus, following 20 clubs' votes, the final count was 19 in favour of keeping VAR in place and 1 against. 

This proposed transformation has been a catastrophic disaster for Wolverhampton. Recall that a two-thirds majority vote was required to overturn the decision, meaning that the Wolverhampton move needed the backing of at least 14 out of the 20 clubs. In the world's top league, which began utilising VAR in 2019, this is how the system is still in use.

RESTORATION Manchester United has revealed which players are not eligible for next season! One of them is a coach.

 It took until the very end for Manchester United to save the season. Their triumph over Manchester City in the FA Cup final helped to at least somewhat offset their embarrassing eighth-place finish in the Premier League.

 It took until the very end for Manchester United to save the season. Their triumph over Manchester City in the FA Cup final helped to at least somewhat offset their embarrassing eighth-place finish in the Premier League.
The decision to join the European League was made, and Old Trafford knows that improvements are required. Two players who the team does not expect to feature in the upcoming season were made clear on their website by the club.

QUIT VARAN AND MARSIAL

Anthony Martial and Raphael Varane are such people. Martial joined from Monaco in 2015, and he has scored 90 goals in 317 appearances thus far. He won two League Cups, the FA Cup, and the Europa League with the "red devils."



Varane left Real Madrid after ten years to join Manchester United three years ago. In 95 appearances in all competitions, he managed two goals. Brandon Williams, 23, is also departing from the organisation. When he was nine years old, he started going to the club. He made 51 appearances for the starting squad and netted one goal.

Key Plumlee, Marcus Lawrence, and Charlie McNeill, three young players, are all departing the team. Tom Huddleston, the coach of the youth squad, is also leaving.

Omari Forson's contract has been renewed, and talks over the continuation of cooperation with Johnny Evans and Tom Heaton are now in progress.