MANCHESTER UNITED fans went wild after hearing Erik ten Hag open the door for a sensational double summer swoop.
With the season fast coming to an end, the attentions of many Red Devils fans have turned their attention to summer acquisitions.
Some Manchester United fans want Jude Bellingham and Kylian Mbappe at Old TraffordCredit: GETTY
One of the Old Trafford faithful urged the Ten Hag to sign the duo at CarringtonCredit: TIKTOK@HASSENYA77
The Dutchman sent fans wild by not ruling out the sensational swoopCredit: TIKTOK@HASSENYA77
One of the Old Trafford faithful recently put his wishlist to Ten Hag outside of United’s training ground, telling him to sign Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham.
And the Dutchman refused to rule out breaking the bank to sign the duo, saying: “Mbappe? And Bellingham? Why not?”
United supporters were quick to comment on the viral TikTok clip, with one saying: “Love our manager. Man of the people.”
Another said: “Here we go.”
And another said with a series of smiley-face emojis: “Here we go.”
One chimed in: “Bro wants both.”
Ten Hag is expected to make wholesale changes to his hot-and-cold squad in the summer after lamenting the “lack of quality” at his disposal earlier this season.
In February, he said: “If we want to restore Manchester United, we need top players but also double in each position because we want to act in so many competitions.
“You saw it in the last game how we have, in certain positions, a lack of quality.
“That can’t be if you want to compete for the highest [trophies].
“I’m here to manage the team, get the best out of them, and of course I have a job in bringing the right players in.
“There is a lot of communication about that with the board and management of the club but I am here to achieve the sporting aims and goals, not the finance.”
4Erik ten Hag lamented the lack of quality in his Manchester UnitedCredit: ALAMY
He added: “What you see in the Premier League is other clubs investing but also having quality in managers, players and getting good players in.
“The competition is really tough. For a long time it was a two-horse race but now I think it is a six, seven, eight-horse race.’
“I still can refer to my first press conference here: I said ‘Things can change.'”
Manchester United will be back in action Thursday night, travelling to the Amex to take on high-flying Brighton.
