Man united are considering the possibility of keeping Erick Ten Hag as their head coach for the next season.

Ten Hag led the club in clinching their 13th FA cup on Sunday and this has led the club officials to signal that they haven’t ruled out retaining the Dutchman.

Ten Hag is currently under a contract with United until next year, with the club holding an option for an additional year.

Despite considering potential replacements and engaging with intermediaries in recent weeks, United have emphasized that any decision regarding the manager’s will be following a comprehensive review of the season.

Kieran McKenna, the current Ipswich town coach, withdrew himself as a candidate for the Chelsea managerial position, expressing a preference for united.

McKenna, formerly a coach at united, led Ipswich town back to premier league but is cautious about rushing into a decision.

Despite speculations surrounding Ten Hag’s future, united co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has refrained from offering assurances.