Manchester United have decided to keep manager Erik ten Hag at the club after uncertainty surrounding the future of the manager.
The Red Devils have shown faith in the services of the Dutch manager, who has won two trophies in his time at the club in two seasons.
The former Ajax manager has guided the club to Carabao Cup and FA Cup wins, despite his team’s poor showing in the Premier League.
Man United finished eighth in the league last season, which is their lowest finish in the competition’s history.
The Red Devils are now ready to hand Ten Hag the opportunity to perform better next season by providing him new signings to add to his squad.
Football Insider has reported that Man Utd are ready to provide a £140 million transfer budget to Ten Hag in order to bolster the team.
After the arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS at the club, who now co-own the Premier League giants, they are ready to make sure that they consistently challenge for trophies and reach their former heights.
The club’s transfer budget could significantly increase, depending on their sales this summer with players like Jadon Sancho and Mason Greenwood expected to be sold in order to generate funds.
Ten Hag has been backed by the club in recent transfer windows but his success in terms of signings has not been the best.
The Dutch manager has spent big money on signings like Antony, Mason Mount and Casemiro and they have failed to make a huge impact at the club.
Lisandro Martinez, who was signed by the former Ajax manager, has done well at the club and is a crucial part of the future at Old Trafford.
Man United have decided to heavily back Ten Hag again
However, Tyrell Malacia and Sofyan Amrabat are other players who have not been hugely successful since joining Man United.
The Red Devils faithful would be hoping that they can spend their money smartly in the transfer window this summer.
The club are expected to sign a new striker to replace Anthony Martial, a new defender to replace Raphael Varane and a new midfielder to add strength in the middle of the park.