(Reuters) - Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag said his team are in a 'good position' but it was still too early for them to be thinking about silverware, ahead of an FA Cup tie against Everton.
FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Friendly - Real Betis v Manchester United - Estadio Benito Villamarin, Seville, Spain - December 10, 2022 Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag REUTERS/Marcelo Del Pozo/File Photo
The Old Trafford club have not won a trophy since lifting the Europa League in 2017, but when asked if that could be about to change, Ten Hag told reporters:"I don't think about at this stage of the season. Ten Hag said forward Anthony Martial is available after coming off with a knock in United's 3-0 Premier League win over Bournemouth, adding that the Frenchman is being eased back into action.
Shifting his attention to the transfer market, Ten Hag discussed the departure of goalkeeper Martin Dubravka, who was recalled by parent club Newcastle United on Sunday.
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