Since Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure in 2013, Manchester United has faced a daunting challenge: finding a manager who can revive the club’s glory days. The recent departure of Erik ten Hag underscores the ongoing struggle.
A Revolving Door of Managers
- David Moyes (2013-2014)
- Louis van Gaal (2014-2016)
- Jose Mourinho (2016-2018)
- Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (2018-2021)
- Ralf Rangnick (2021-2022)
- Erik ten Hag (2022-2024)
Key Issues
- Lack of consistency
- Inability to challenge for Premier League titles
- Failure to establish a cohesive playing style
- Inadequate squad building and player development
Statistics
- 11 years without a Premier League title
- 5 managers in 11 years
- £1.2 billion spent on transfers since Ferguson’s departure
Lessons Learned
- Long-term planning over short-term fixes
- Appointment of a manager with a clear vision
- Effective squad building and player development
- Stability and patience
The Search Continues
Manchester United’s pursuit of a worthy successor to Sir Alex Ferguson remains ongoing. The club must learn from past mistakes and prioritize stability, vision, and long-term growth.
