Erik ten Hag has reportedly agreed to sign a four-year deal to become the next manager of Manchester United.
The Ajax head coach is believed to be the leading candidate to replace interim boss Ralf Rangnick ahead of the 2022-23 campaign, after holding positive talks with the Red Devils hierarchy.
According to the Daily Mirror, United representatives made a breakthrough in negotiations with Ten Hag on Tuesday, and the Dutchman has agreed in principle to sign a four-year contract to take charge in the summer.
The report adds that Ten Hag presented a long-term plan to United chiefs during an interview, explaining his preferences to revolutionise the team's style of play and to have full control over business in the transfer market.
One previous report claims that the Red Devils could announce the appointment of the 52-year-old as early as next week, but they would need to activate the £1.7m release clause in his Ajax contract.
Former United coaches Rene Meulensteen and Steve McLaren are believed to be among the potential candidates to join Ten Hag's backroom staff should he take the reins at Old Trafford.
