Manchester United Out of Champions League; Ten Hag's Position Safe for Now

Despite a disappointing performance and fan backlash, managerial changes are unlikely due to pending strategic review and investment.

Manchester United's season took a damaging turn as they were knocked out of the Champions League after a 1-0 home loss against Bayern Munich, finishing bottom of Group A.
Fans expressed their disappointment, leaving the stadium before the final whistle and booing at the end of the match.
Despite the poor performance, Manchester United's manager, Erik ten Hag, is unlikely to be sacked due to the club's ongoing strategic review and the pending investment from Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Ten Hag, who has just over 18 months remaining on his contract, would cost the club around £15m in compensation if he were to be sacked.
While there is some discontent within the squad, the players are not in a state of outright mutiny and many still back Ten Hag.