The pressure is building on the 54-year-old after a humiliating 3-0 defeat to Tottenham at Old Trafford on Sunday left United languishing in 12th in the Premier League.

They have won just three of nine competitive fixtures this season. Ten Hag arrived at Carrington at 7.30am on Monday and he is set to remain in charge for the Europa League trip to Porto on Thursday and the Premier League fixture at Aston Villa on Sunday. ALSO READ: Ineos have launched new United project but face PR disaster to make it work ALSO READ: I saw what United players did after Tottenham setback - it said a lot about them Those are the final two fixtures before the October international break and they could be crucial in deciding Ten Hag's fate.

United have lost their last two home Premier League games 3-0 and have now conceded three goals in eight of their last 28 Old Trafford fixtures.

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Manchester United set to stick with Erik ten Hag this week as he's pictured arriving at Carrington

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