Ten Hag remains silent, United launches internal probe

Ten Hag said at a press conference on Friday: ,,I can’t add anything. I refer to the statement of the club.

“I cannot comment on the process at this time. I can’t say anything about it, I refer to the club’s statement and at the moment I can’t add anything to it.”

Ten Hag said Thursday’s announcement from the prosecution would not affect United’s preparations for Saturday’s game against Crystal Palace, which United held to a 1-1 draw at Selhurst Park last month.

“We always have to focus on the game, whatever happens, it’s our job,” he said. “That’s why we’re here.

“We have a lot to do against them. Two weeks ago it was a poor performance there, I was not happy with our performance, it was 90 per cent focus and energy and we dropped two points.

“Tomorrow we need a better game, better focus in the game, better behavior in the way of playing, because we have to beat them, that’s pretty clear.”

United, which secured a place in the League Cup final this week, are fourth in the Premier League table.

Meanwhile, after all charges against Greenwood were dropped on Thursday, Manchester United released a statement saying they would conduct their own internal investigations to determine Greenwood’s future at the club.