Tom Cleverley thinks Erik ten Hag's success at Manchester United is down to getting respect with his authoritative approach.
Although United recorded their lowest-ever points total in the Premier League last season, they have enjoyed a productive campaign this time around, which has seen Ten Hag win the Carabao Cup and get the club in the right direction again.
It would be a shock for United not to secure Champions League football and Ten Hag, who is managing his first season in England, has received plaudits for the manner in which he's transformed the club's fortunes in a short space of time. ALSO READ: Erik ten Hag could be torn between favourite player and Jadon Sancho Cleverley, who spent seven years at United after being promoted to the first-team by Sir Alex Ferguson, was asked about Ten Hag by the Man United Scandinavian Supporters' Club and he heaped the praise on the Dutchman.
The current captain of Watford discussed the impact he's made and put it down to the respect he commands with players. "To get the respect of the players as well.
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