Edwin van der Sar's comments reveal Erik ten Hag’s role in Alfred Schreuder’s sacking by Ajax

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar has condemned the loss of crucial and significant players in the season for Alfred Schreuder’s sacking by Ajax.

During the season transport window, Erik ten Hag managed a raid on his former club and came out with Lisandro Martinez and Antony.

Originally the United boss desired Jurrien Timber before he turned his observation to Martinez.

Ten Hag then descended in for Antony late in the window and got his man later the striker went on strike to force through a move to Old Trafford.

Schreuder at the time, who chanced Ten Hag at Ajax

frequently made public expression caution United to keep off Antony.

He remarked legion, of times that the Brazilian was not going anywhere and that the club swear him he would be able to count on the favor of the attacker for the summer.

Conforming to Van der Sar, who is the CEO at Ajax, the Dutch giants were almost powerless in their attempt to ward off United and keep their stars.

The United celebrity said that when Ten Hag called Martinez and Antony, the two players found it almost unfeasible to revolve him down.

“When your old manager [Erik ten Hag] asks you to amount Manchester United, it’s greatly solid to keep them [Antony and Martinez].”

As per Van der Sar, losing the likes of Martinez and Antony made Schreuder’s job smooth and hefty

The ex-United goalkeeper also committed that he was implicated in the contracts to bring Martinez and Antony to the Theatre of Dreams.

It’s a familiar fact that his participation helped break the stalemate between Ajax and United during the intercession between the two footballers.

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