![]() ![]() ![]() Ten Hag hopes to discuss the situation with the owners over the next 10 days. Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim Hamad bin Al Thani, both of whom have made bids to buy United, are continuing to wait for the Glazers to make a decision on the future of the club. “We put every effort in to get this done because it’s an area where we need improvement.” “We do everything that’s in our power to get the right man in,” said Ten Hag, who admitted United must “raise the bar” next season. United are in talks with Atalanta over a deal for the Denmark striker Rasmus Hojlund, their first-choice target after backing away from a move for Harry Kane, and are also holding concurrent discussions over Eintracht Frankfurt’s Randal Kolo Muani. The discussions over Greenwood come as United - who face Arsenal at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Saturday night - search for a new striker this summer. But what I say is I shared my opinion about it so let’s see what’s going to happen and what the decision will be.” We all have to accept that.”Īsked if he would like to keep Greenwood, the United manager added: “I can’t say so much about it. “Of course I have said my ideas and opinions but it’s a club decision. “It’s a club decision,” Ten Hag said when asked how he saw Greenwood’s future panning out. He has been training privately with United’s blessing in a bid to keep fit and was recently pictured undergoing a private training session at a public sports centre. Greenwood has been suspended by United since January 2022 after he was first arrested by Greater Manchester Police. Ten Hag is thought to be open to keeping Greenwood after being asked for his opinions during the investigation, which commenced in February after the Crown Prosecution Service announced that charges of attempted rape, assault occasioning actual bodily harm and controlling and coercive behaviour against the 21-year-old striker had been dropped. United are expected to announce the outcome of their six-month internal investigation into Greenwood before the start of the new Premier League season in three weeks time. The United manager also revealed that he plans to speak to the Glazers about the ownership situation during the club’s pre-season tour of the United States. Inflation has dropped from a 40-year high of 9.1% to 3% over the last year, paving the way for the Federal Reserve to cease hiking interest rates and start cutting them in time.Erik ten Hag says he has given his recommendations on what should happen to Mason Greenwood but has insisted he will abide by any decision the club makes over the striker’s future at Manchester United. ![]() However, several economists and executives have grown less worried about a recession. He told Insider in February that a recession appeared inevitable, and predicted the S&P 500 would plummet to 3,000 points - a 34% decline from its current level of about 4,575 points. Rosenberg has issued similarly dire warnings in recent months. Tighter credit and a decline in consumer spending could slow overall growth, erode corporate profits, pull down asset prices, and plunge the US economy into recession. It's undeniably bad news for the US economy if consumers are exhausting their savings, and struggling to secure loans to buy homes, cars, and other products and services. Moreover, the surveyed households reported a historically high risk of needing to come up with $2,000 in the next month, plus a lower ability to find that extra money, Rosenberg said. He also noted the New York Fed Credit Access Survey showed a decline in the percentage of loan applications approved in June, and higher rejection rates for credit cards, mortgages, and auto loans. The economics guru pointed to a 2.6% drop in real, annualized retail sales in the second quarter. Consumers had been living off their pandemic savings and relying heavily on credit cards to weather historic inflation and rising interest rates, but now they're "at the end of the rope," he said. Rosenberg struck a bearish tone on the US economic outlook too. "The balloon does have a lot of hot air in it," Rosenberg noted, suggesting it was hard to say when speculation and emotion would cease trumping fundamentals and rational thought. The S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average have all surged this year, in part because investors are bullish on Big Tech and artificial intelligence. The former chief North American economist at Merrill Lynch said the fear of missing out (FOMO) driving stocks higher today reminded him of those periods. ![]()
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