The 54-year-old is under pressure from supporters of the Red Devils after his side lost 3-0 to Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.
Man United were by far second best in the contest, with goals from Brennan Johnson, Dejan Kulusevski and Dominic Solanke securing a win for the visitors.
The Red Devils were certainly not helped by the dismissal of captain Bruno Fernandes in the closing stages of the first half due to a challenge on James Maddison.
United battled on throughout the second period with little hope of mounting a comeback, especially considering their numerical disadvantage.
Man United make Ten Hag decision?
According to BBC Sport, Man United have made their decision regarding the immediate future of Ten Hag following the team's defeat to Spurs on the weekend.
The report claims that the Red Devils are planning to stick with the Dutchman ahead of two matches across the Europa League and Premier League this week.
It is understood that Man United do not want to make a rash decision regarding the future of the 54-year-old following a disappointing defeat.
As such, it is expected to be business as usual this week at the Theatre of Dreams as the side prepare for two potentially-defining contests for Ten Hag.
The Red Devils currently occupy 12th position in the Premier League standings, already six points behind fourth-placed Chelsea after six matches.
Man United's crucial week
After a sobering loss to Spurs on the weekend, Ten Hag is scheduled to take his troops to Portugal on Thursday night, when Porto will be hoping to put the final nail in the coffin of the Dutch coach.
United are already playing catch up on the continent following a poor showing during gameweek one of the competition, with the Red Devils drawing 1-1 at home to FC Twente.
Should Ten Hag survive the trip to Portugal, he will take charge of Man United in the Second City against Aston Villa in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.
The Champions League-competing Villans have enjoyed a positive start to the domestic term, losing just one of their opening six top-flight battles.
Utrecht 
Ajax 
Fulham 
Chelsea 
Ipswich 
Arsenal 
Manchester Utd 
Wolverhampton 
FC Augsburg 
Eintracht Frankfurt 
ST Johnstone 
Celtic 
Leicester 
Liverpool 
Borussia Dortmund 
Borussia Monchengladbach 
Bologna 
Inter 
Sevilla 
Alaves 
CSKA Moscow 
Krylya Sovetov 
FC ST. Pauli 
Bayer Leverkusen 
ST Etienne 
Lyon 
AC Milan 
Atalanta 
Real Madrid 
Athletic Bilbao 
Torino 
Udinese 
Cagliari 
Fiorentina 
Juve Stabia 
Sampdoria 
Genoa 
Lazio 
Parma 
Juventus 
Tottenham 
Nottingham Forest 
Valencia 
Espanyol 
Nantes 
Paris Saint Germain 
Manchester City 
Aston Villa 
Barcelona 
Mallorca 
Bukovina Chernivtsi 
Dynamo Kyiv 
Polissya Zhytomyr 
Shakhtar Donetsk 
Crystal Palace 
Benfica 
Tirsense