Huge security questions have been raised after the Manchester United dressing room was reportedly bugged.<\/strong><\/p>\n The incident is understood to have happened during last Sunday\u2019s 0-0 draw<\/a> with Aston Villa at Villa Park.<\/p>\n 3<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div> The Sun<\/a> report that a prankster snuck into the dressing room at Villa Park and hid the device two days before the goalless draw.<\/p>\n Erik ten Hag<\/a>\u2019s team talks for the Premier League clash were recorded – in what was a pivotal game to decide his future.<\/p>\n The device was hidden in an out of sight place and the microphone was activated when it was called.<\/p>\n The Sun have not published the recordings, but say Ten Hag\u2019s instructions are clearly audible.<\/p>\n The prankster then attempted to collect the device the following day.<\/p>\n Reacting to the incident, former Premier League striker Carlton Cole said: \u201cThat’s the day and age we’re in now. We got to just secure what we have at the moment.<\/p>\n \u201cFor a football club, there is confidentiality and not everybody needs to know your business, especially in the dressing room. If they can’t secure that, then it’s going to cause a big, big problem.<\/p>\n \u201cWe’re looking at a time where it’s information based. Everybody wants information. I know this was just a prank, but this could have gone a lot worse.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u201cThis needs to be looked at by the security and everybody has to take it really seriously.\u201d<\/p>\n talkSPORT understands that Ten Hag is set to remain in charge<\/a> of Man United despite serious questions being raised about his future.<\/p>\n 3<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div> He set the unenviable record of the Red Devils\u2019 worst ever Premier League start, taking just eight points from seven games. They currently sit 14th in the table.<\/p>\n Ten Hag jetted off on holiday during the international break, expecting to be in charge when club football starts again.<\/p>\n The Red Devils held a pre-planned summit meeting on Tuesday with Ten Hag’s future believed to be high on the agenda.<\/p>\n Thomas Tuchel, Thomas Frank and Gareth Southgate are all admired by the United hierarchy.<\/p>\n However, Southgate seemingly ruled out an imminent return to management while Tuchel is thought to be keen on the England job.<\/p>\n![\"Man](\"https:\/\/talksport.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/5\/2024\/10\/erik-ten-hag-manager-head-938799877.jpg?strip=all&w=960\")
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