Ex-Man Utd manager Erik ten Hag lined up by former club's huge rivals in shock move Erik ten Hag could be offered a career lifeline - and an unexpected return to the Netherlands - by Feyenoord.
Unfortunately for Ten Hag, he was unable to replicate his impressive record in the Netherlands at United, though he did win the Carabao Cup and the FA Cup in his two full seasons in charge.
As outlined by Dutch outlet AD, Ten Hag's name has been mentioned in regards to the Feyenoord vacancy, though it remains to be seen if he would consider an approach.
Intriguingly, Rene Hake is another name in the frame to succeed Priske; he was brought to Old Trafford by Ten Hag as an assistant coach before being moved on following Ruben Amorim's arrival.
The Dutchman, 55, was sacked by Manchester United back in October after just over two years in charge and has previously tasted success in the Eredivisie in the past with Feyenoord's fierce rivals, Ajax.
