Former Manchester United defender Raphael Varane opened up about his challenging relationship with manager Erik ten Hag in a recent interview. Varane expressed that their interactions were often tense, with disagreements affecting his status in the team. He noted that while Ten Hag occasionally sought player feedback, there were moments when he made decisions without considering players' feelings. Ultimately, Varane felt sidelined for nearly two months following their discussions about the team's dynamics, reflecting a broader struggle within the club under Ten Hag's leadership.
It's hard to find the right words. It was very tense at times. Sometimes he made an effort to listen to the players' feedback. Sometimes he made decisions without listening to the players' feelings.
We had a robust discussion. We told each other some truths, but then I didn't play for almost two months. I said I didn't agree with certain ways of doing things regarding the relationship between him and the team.
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