Dutch coach Eric Ten Hag, coach of the English Manchester United team, responded strongly to the rumors that spread yesterday that he had lost the support and trust of the majority of the team's players inside the Red Devils' dressing room. Manchester United took a strict decision, today, Tuesday, towards a number of journalists who spread rumors about Dutchman Eric Ten Hag, and decided to prevent a group of prominent journalists from attending the press conference in preparation for the Chelsea match tomorrow. Ten Hag took advantage of the press conference for the Blues match to respond to them, saying: “They should come to us first and not write articles behind our backs, and that is not the right thing to do. I think they should come to us first so that we can have a professional discussion about this.” He added: "You can see the comeback against Brentford, the Burnley game, and the Fulham game. The team shows a lot of character, determination and resilience. We cannot play such football without unity." He continued: “There are always, in every team, players who play less and are not happy, but this is no different from usual. They have to wait for their chance and they can join the team. No, there is no problem.” Manchester United ranks seventh in the English Premier League table with 24 points, while Chelsea is in tenth place with 19 points.