Reveaus: The amazing amount Man United was disbursed for Sack Erik Ten Hag and Dan Ashworth in expensive divorces for ineos Under Fire

Manchester United came out £ 14.5 million for Sack Erik Ten Hag and his Backroom staff, have revealed the new financial figures of the club.

United today launched the accounts for the last three months of 2024 and the compensation packages distributed ten Hag and former sports director Dan Ashworth, who spent only 159 days at work, have been officially confirmed.

A total amount of £ 10.4 million was granted to ten hag and his coaching staff after their layoffs in October, while Ashworth received £ 4.1 million despite its brief period at the top of the club's football operation, working under the Copropiertaria Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

As reported by Mail sportUnited weighed firing the Dutchman in the summer, just to make a squeaky turn after his surprise of the triumphant FA cup about Manchester City. His contract also extended in a sample of ineos faith.

But after a nightmare start of the season, the door was finally shown. Rene Hake attendees, Jelle Ten Rouwelaar and Pieter Morel also left, just like the legend of the Ruud Van Nistelrooy club after their four -game spell in intermediate charge.

It has been estimated that United has spent almost 60 million in dismissal managers and his coaching staff since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013.

Ten Hag left for Old Trafford after guiding United only three victories from his first nine games in the Premier League, while they also had a victory in the Europa League. Ashworth, meanwhile, lasted only five months in his role.

It is understood that the former Newcastle recruitment guru assumed much of the fault of the decision to maintain ten hag in the summer, while Ratcliffe also made an exception to several of his suggestions following the dismissal.

The total cost of hiring and saying goodbye amounted to a shocking £ 9 million.

More to follow.