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Manchester United's 2023-2024 season has been one of turmoil and underperformance, leaving fans and pundits questioning the future of manager Erik ten Hag. After a crushing 4-0 defeat against Crystal Palace, the Red Devils recorded their 13th loss in the Premier League, setting a new club record. As United's Premier League campaign draws to a close, speculation is rife about Ten Hag's fate and the broader direction of the club. Gary Pallister, a Manchester United hero, spoke to the Manchester Evening News, in partnership with sports betting site BetVictor, about these pressing issues.Injury Crisis and Lack of Depth According to Pallister, a major factor behind United's struggles this season has been the sheer number of injuries, revealing a lack of squad depth. "I’ve never known so many injuries," he said. "The injury crisis has proved we don't have the strength in depth. There's no backup when players get injured, and we don't have the quality to replace them." This situation stands in stark contrast to Manchester City and Liverpool, who have the depth and flexibility to navigate through injuries without a noticeable drop in performance.Managerial Conundrum The Manchester United legend also weighed in on the speculation surrounding Erik ten Hag's job security. "We all know the script with managers, and it's a result-driven business. We've had a lot of defeats, but I would say the team were great last year," Pallister commented. "They got back into the Champions League, played some exciting football, looked solid at the back, and gave everyone hope. This season has been different." While he acknowledges the challenges, Pallister questions the effectiveness of frequent managerial changes, pointing out that Sir Alex Ferguson took four years to win a trophy at United.With Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS set to take a significant stake in Manchester United, the summer transfer window could bring significant changes. Pallister hinted that United could undergo a squad overhaul, with several players potentially leaving and new ones arriving. This will depend heavily on United's budget, which could be constrained by Financial Fair Play regulations, especially if they fail to qualify for European competition.The Path Ahead As the season winds down, United still have a chance to salvage something from this challenging campaign when they face Manchester City in the FA Cup final on May 25. However, their remaining Premier League fixtures against Arsenal, Newcastle, and Brighton will be crucial in determining their final league position and potential European qualification.For Manchester United fans, the coming months will be pivotal. The club's future hinges on strategic decisions regarding managerial leadership, squad restructuring, and maintaining a competitive edge. Whether Erik ten Hag retains his job or not, one thing is clear: significant changes are on the horizon at Old Trafford. #manchesterunited #manunited #manutd #skysports #manutdtransfernewstoday #mufc