Erik ten Hag claims Arne Slot has an easier task at Liverpool than he had at Manchester United two years ago.
After Slot took over as manager of Liverpool this summer, the two Dutchmen will face off in the Premier League at Old Trafford on Sunday for the first time.
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The United manager thinks Slot has inherited a stronger squad from Klopp after the former Feyenoord manager defeated Ten Hag, an old foe of Ajax, 3-0 while on tour in the US last month.
I’m not here to speak on his behalf. However, Ten Hag stated, “Liverpool is obviously in a different stage of their life cycle.
They have a well-seasoned squad with players that have spent a lot of time together on the field. We need to assemble a new team since we have a lot more diversity, reports Mail Online.
“I believe he inherited that team’s players, partnerships, and relationships, which are all very evident.” That has developed throughout the previous years.
Ten Hag has said in the past that he took over a “bad culture” at United that needed time to change and is still evolving.
“To have this challenge was one of the reasons I wanted to come here,” he continued.
“I knew in advance that entering a club where there were many issues that we had to resolve would be the most challenging thing I would ever do in my life.”
I inherited a past from my six-year trophy-free streak. This indicated that both the dressing room and the quality were off.
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