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How long will Manchester United keep changing managers?

How long will Manchester United keep changing managers?

Although one of its players, Lisandro Martinez, has warned that changing coaches will not solve the problem, Manchester United looks set to sack Michael Carrick again.

According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, United are on the verge of hiring United States national team coach Mauricio Pochettino as Carrick's replacement.

In the last 13 years, the Red Devils have had a total of 12 managers, while their neighbors, Manchester City, have had three, namely Manuel Pellegrini, Pep Guardiola and Enzo Maresca.

United's 12 coaches consist of seven permanent coaches, one interim coach, and four caretaker coaches.

A total of 12 people have coached this club since 2013 after Sir Alex Ferguson stepped down from the position of United manager which he held since 1986.

None of the 12 managers after Sir Alex have managed to bring the league title trophy to Old Trafford Stadium.

In fact, during the same period, Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool, and Arsenal have all taken turns winning the Premier League without changing managers as often as Manchester United.

In that 13-year period, United only managed to win three FA Cup trophies, two League Cup trophies, and one Europa League trophy.

Then, since 2023, the club's ownership is no longer completely controlled by the Glazer family because businessman Sir Jim Ratcliffe also controls around 25 percent of its shares.

However, Ratcliffe has not been able to lift the Red Devils' achievements.

Carrick, who initially replaced Ruben Amorim as interim manager in the latter half of last season, has successfully brought United back into the Champions League.

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