The Red Devils have another seven Premier League matches this season, facing Bournemouth, Sheffield United, Burnley, Crystal Palace, Arsenal, Newcastle United and Brighton & Hove Albion.
The 20-time English champions will tackle Coventry City in the semi-finals of the FA Cup next weekend, meanwhile, ahead of a potential final against either Chelsea or Manchester City at the end of next month.
Ten Hag could lead the club to domestic silverware for a second season in a row, having secured the EFL Cup trophy last term, but their hopes of claiming a top-four position in the Premier League table have faded.
Man United are currently sixth in the division, 11 points behind fourth-placed Tottenham Hotspur and also 11 from Aston Villa in fifth, with the spot occupied by Unai Emery's team potentially being enough to claim Champions League football for next term.
Ten Hag has not been publicly backed by RatcliffeTen Hag has not received public backing from Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who recently became the club's new minority shareholder, and the British billionaire is said to be considering bringing in a new head coach this summer.
A number of Man United players have allegedly 'noticed a change in his demeanour', with many believing that Ten Hag has resigned himself to being sacked this summer.
According to Football Insider, the 20-time English champions will make a final call on the Dutchman's future before the end of the current season.
Ten Hag is currently involved in the plans for the summer transfer window, but it is not guaranteed that he will still be at the club heading into the 2024-25 campaign.
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