Manchester United's manager Erik Ten Hag drew attention to himself after he was caught on camera dancing with Man United duo Lisandro Martinez and Antony Santos as they celebrated the Carabao Cup's success at full time.
Yes, it was a normal thing to see the manager join his players to celebrate after they coveted a new trophy; however, Erik Ten Hag took it to a different level. During his post-match interview, former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane joked as he told him he needed to resign after that, and Erik Ten Hag was as well in the mood for the Irishman's jokes.
The Irishman said on Sky Sports, "You should resign after that." Ten Hag replied, "Never." We have a history with that (from Ajax). I hope we can do it more often."
Erik Ten Hag further indicated that the players will not share in the champagne that comes with the Carabao Trophy as a result of the FA Cup clash with West Ham on Wednesday. "Managers and staff, it is champagne. "For the players, they rest; they have a big game on Wednesday," Erik Ten Hag joked.
Ten Hag is also hoping that their first triumph can be a catalyst for more success. "First you have to win the first one, and that is what we did." "I think we can get inspiration from this and confidence that we can do it," he added. "We said at the start that we wanted to restore Manchester United by winning trophies, and this is the first one."
Manchester United are still in contention for trophies in the UEFA Europa League and the FA Emirates Cup, and there is also a possibility of launching a challenge in the Premier League title race.
The Red Devils won with a two-goal margin as they won the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle United on Sunday. Casemiro's bullet header and Sven Botman's own goal were enough for the Red Devils to win their first silverware under Erik Ten Hag.
They could be set for more this season as they are still competing in several cup competitions, and they have Erik Ten Hag, who is experienced when it comes to winning trophies. It is evident from his exploits with Eredivisie giants FC Ajax.
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