Peter Schmeichel criticizes Erik ten Hag over Manchester United comments
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 9:35 AM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Peter Schmeichel has publicly criticized Erik ten Hag for recent remarks about Manchester United. In an interview, Ten Hag claimed he had been hindered by the club's leadership and expressed regret over not securing signings like Harry Kane and Declan Rice. Schmeichel accused Ten Hag of stirring controversy during a difficult time for United, who currently sit 16th in the Premier League with only seven points from eight matches. Michael Carrick remains in charge despite the pressure following an eight-match winless streak. The club is preparing for an upcoming match against Chelsea.
- •Schmeichel describes Ten Hag's comments as 'ridiculous'.
- •United is on an eight-match winless run, currently 16th in the Premier League.
- •Ten Hag expressed frustration over failed signings of Kane and Rice.
- •Michael Carrick is expected to remain as manager for the Chelsea match.
- 9:35 AMYahoo Sports — “How dare he go out and say that”: Peter Schmeichel tears into Erik ten Hag over “ridiculous” Man United claim
"Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has criticised former manager Erik ten Hag over his recent controversial remarks about the club.Ten Hag’s assessmentTen Hag recently spoke at length to The ...
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