Ten Hag confirms contract extensions for Man Utd quartet Rashford, Shaw, Dalot and Fred

Manchester United have triggered one-year extension clauses within the contracts of Marcus Rashford, Luke Shaw, Diogo Dalot and Fred, Erik ten Hag has confirmed.

With United three factors adrift of the Premier League’s high 4 with a recreation in hand forward of the competitors’s resumption, every of the quartet has performed a key position for Ten Hag’s aspect.

Particularly, Rashford has regarded rejuvenated because the Dutchman took cost, main the Crimson Devils’ scoring charts with 4 Premier League objectives this time period and netting 3 times for England on the World Cup.

Rashford’s deal had been as a consequence of expire on the finish of the season, main the ahead to be linked with a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain, however Ten Hag has confirmed the 25-year-old is about to remain.

Requested about widespread reviews claiming United had prolonged the gamers’ contracts, the United boss advised MUTV: “Sure, I can affirm it.

“We’re completely satisfied as a result of the squad goes in the suitable path and people gamers [have made] an enormous contribution in that path.

“We need to develop, we need to assist these gamers and we wish them to maintain in our course of, in order that’s why we got here to these choices, I’m certain they’re the suitable choices.

“We need to assemble a workforce for the long run, for longer years, and people gamers need to be a part of it.”

United will resume their Premier League marketing campaign in opposition to Nottingham Forest at Previous Trafford on Tuesday, having gained 4 of their final 5 dwelling video games within the competitors (D1).

The Crimson Devils have gained every of their final six video games in opposition to Forest in all competitions, recording an 8-1 victory within the groups’ most up-to-date assembly in February 1999.

The boss has confirmed that United have triggered one-year contract extensions for @MarcusRashford, @LukeShaw23, @DalotDiogo and @Fred08Oficial. #MUFC

— Manchester United (@ManUtd) December 24, 2022