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Manchester United's manager, Erik ten Hag, has affirmed his commitment to leading the club despite their shocking 4-0 defeat against Crystal Palace. The loss at Selhurst Park sparked renewed speculation about his future, but ten Hag maintained confidence in his ability to steer the team forward amid mounting criticism.Crystal Palace dominated the game with a brace from Michael Olise and goals from Jean-Philippe Mateta and Tyrick Mitchell. It could have been worse for United, with Odsonne Edouard narrowly missing a fifth goal, his shot hitting the post.The defeat left United in eighth place in the Premier League, making their hopes for European qualification increasingly slim. The club is dealing with a significant injury crisis, forcing them to field an improvised centre-back pairing of Casemiro and Jonny Evans. Club captain Bruno Fernandes was also absent, compounding United's difficulties.Speaking after the game, ten Hag admitted the performance was far from acceptable but insisted he was the right man to lead the club. "It was not good enough - by far not good enough - I have to take responsibility for that," he told Sky Sports. "But I will find energy, and I will prepare them for Sunday's game [against Arsenal]."When asked about his future with the club, the Dutch manager replied, "Absolutely," indicating his determination to turn the team's fortunes around. He explained that the injuries had severely impacted the squad's stability and strength, especially in defense. "If the right players are there and available, we have a good squad, but we missed almost a whole back line, and then we have problems," he said.Meanwhile, the club is experiencing significant changes at the top, with part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe bringing in new personnel. Jason Wilcox has been appointed technical director, while Dan Ashworth's move from Newcastle to head United's transfer operations is still being finalized. These changes could bring a fresh perspective to the team's recruitment and overall strategy.Despite the off-field turmoil and on-field setbacks, Manchester United's players are aware of the high expectations from their fans. Midfielder Christian Eriksen admitted the performance against Crystal Palace was not up to the club's standards. "A big disappointment. We just had an off-day, and we weren't in it," he told BBC Sport. "It is what it is. We can't really change the injury things. We have to do what we can on the pitch to change it. Today, it didn't matter who we played. Everyone could have done better."As Manchester United looks to rebound from this humiliating defeat, the pressure is on Erik ten Hag to demonstrate that he has the vision and resilience to guide the club back to its former glory. The remaining games of the season will be crucial in determining whether he retains the support of the club's hierarchy and fans #manchesterunited #manunited #manutd #skysports #manutdtransfernewstoday #mufc