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Every word from Ten Hag’s press conference: Part one


Erik, as a result of those meetings, how much do you expect to change, when they take over footballing operations?
“I think it’s very short [since the deal was announced]and also, we have to let it settle down. They’re just coming in, they’re just introducing themselves, they have good ideas. We have to see what we can integrate, in togetherness we will work, but after one day, you can’t tell that.”

So, even though the meeting was many hours, have you still a lot to learn about what their ideas are for the club?”No. No, they have given me a few. We have had our debates, our points about strategies, and I think we will come together.”

Erik, on the injury front, are we able to see any more fresh faces for the game against Wigan or are they still not ready?”No. I think we will have more or less the same squad as against Nottingham Forest.”

Part two of the press conference will be available from 22:30 GMT on Sunday 7 January.



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