Erik ten Hag's biggest achievements so far - from Go Ahead Eagles to Eredivisie glory

dailystar.co.uk:

new permanent manager of Manchester United in the summer. Ten Hag will hope he can replicate the success he has had at the likes of Go Ahead Eagles, Bayern Munich II and Ajax in the past.As a player, Ten Hag had spells with Twente, De Graafschap, RKC Waalawijk and Utrecht but ended his playing career with just one trophy, the Dutch Cup in 2001 with Twente.Having retired in 2002, the former central defender began his coaching career with Twente and spent four years in charge of their under-17 and under-19 sides.

In 2006, he was promoted to the role of first team assistant manager and spent time working under Steve McClaren during his three years in the role.Ten Hag had left his role by the time McClaren led Twente to the Eredivisie title in 2010, but it is rumoured that the former England boss could take up a role on Ten Hag's United coaching staff.Three years as an assistant followed at PSV Eindhoven before Ten Hag was handed his first senior management job at second tier side Go Ahead Eagles in 2012.Where will Manchester United finish under Erik ten Hag next season?

Let us know in the comments section belowHe spent just one season with the club but helped guide them to promotion via the play-offs as they returned to the Eredivisie after almost two decades in the second tier.His side, which included a young Quincy Promes on loan from Twente, finished sixth during the regular season before advancing through three rounds of post-season play-offs to reach the top flight.

That promotion earned Ten Hag the management position at Bayern Munich II, the reserve side of German giants Bayern Munich, where he had a teenage Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg in his squad.He spent two seasons in Germany and won the fourth division title in.