Anthony Martial: Erik ten Hag backs Manchester United striker to improve
Erik ten Hag apparently finished any uncertainty about Anthony Martial's Manchester United future by support the forward to get "far superior" on the off chance that he can keep on track and roused.
A major cash marking from Monaco in 2015, the 26-year-old had gotten lost at Old Trafford as of late and joined Sevilla borrowed for the final part of last season.
Military's despondency was revealed by interval supervisor Ralf Rangnick, yet long-lasting replacement Ten Hag seems quick to allow the France global one more opportunity at United.
The forward scored in Tuesday's 4-0 win against Liverpool in Thailand and got again as United dug out from a deficit to beat Melbourne Victory 4-1 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
"I'm certain he can return shockingly better," Ten Hag said. "I think when he has the right concentration and the right inspiration and he buckles down he will have creation since he is a decent player.
"I say when he has the right concentration and consistently conveys his maximum then he will have creation and it depends on him."
'Bunch of cards' - Ten Hag on United's guarding
Ten Hag was satisfied to see United's persistent effort on the preparation ground in real life again on Friday, when Marcus Rashford and Edmond Lupancu's own objective wrapped up the rebound win.
A redirected Scott McTominay shot and Martial's objective had turned the match on its head not long before the break after United fell behind in the fifth moment to a Chris Ikonomidis strike.
The completion was on par with what United's safeguarding was poor however Ten Hag would not select people for analysis.
"I would rather not discuss the individual since I think it was from the beginning high up the pitch," the Dutchman said.
"Some unacceptable decisions and afterward it winds up like a bunch of cards. It's not one individual, more the group committed errors. Second game, very surprising methodology from the rival.
"They stand truly back, truly smaller, we needed to make without anyone else and from the left side, it was quite difficult.
"From the right side I was very fulfilled and we make a ton off the right side, four or five great possibilities, we pivoted the game, that was the truly beneficial thing, we don't descend, we respond and we manage the misfortune.
"Sure (Jadon Sancho performed well) yet I think the entire right side played all around well since there's a decent association between Jadon Sancho and Diogo Dalot and Bruno (Fernandes), Martial and furthermore McTominay."
David de Gea and Rapahel Varane were prominent by their nonattendance from the matchday crew in Melbourne, however Ten Hag said the issues that kept them out were not serious.
"You saw against Liverpool (De Gea) dropped out yet he prepares as of now," he said. "He is back on the preparation pitch, no enormous concern. Raphael Varane additionally preparing however something little and I expect him back on the preparation pitch."
What's next for Man Utd?
Joined stay in Melbourne for Tuesday's pre-season amicable against Crystal Palace (11.10am), prior to going to Perth to confront Aston Villa on July 23 (10.45am).
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