Man Utd reveal how much it cost to get rid of Erik ten Hag and Dan Ashworth | OneFootball
Manchester United’s latest accounts have revealed the cost of the club parting ways with former manager Erik ten Hag and director of football Dan Ashworth. The accounts, running from October to December last year, show sacking Ten Hag and his backroom staff cost the club around £14.5m.
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