When you think of Manchester United, you think of one of the most popular teams in the world and one of the teams that dominated their era with their best form. They are the team that has won the most Premier League titles. They were the best team in their era, but in the later years, Manchester United was not a team that could challenge for trophies. Manchester United did not achieve any great success after the era of the legendary manager Ferguson. Manchester United has not had any major success since the departure of the great manager Ferguson, but Manchester United has become a graveyard for managers. Potential managers have been under a lot of pressure when they became managers of Manchester United due to the big image of the team. The lack of consistency in managers at United may be due to the management of the team, the relationship with the players, and the expectations of the team. Since Ferguson took over, many managers have come and gone at United. But they were replaced one after another without any stability.

1. David Moyes

The first manager of Manchester United after Ferguson took over was David Moyes. David Moyes, who had managed Everton well, was given a six-year contract by Manchester United with high hopes, but David Moyes's situation was bad and Manchester United's team was in 51 matches in all competitions, winning 27, drawing 9 and losing 15, and finishing 7th in the Premier League. He was dismissed from his position after 10 months.

6. Amorim

A promising and talented Amorim has been appointed as Manchester United manager after showing good form with Sporting. However, Amorim is having one of his worst seasons at Manchester United, with several players struggling with injuries. The Premier League table has also been in a state of flux, with the club currently 15th in the table. What is wrong with Amorim or has Manchester United become a graveyard for managers?

Manchester United have not always been at their best in the Premier League due to managerial inconsistency and management problems. Please share your views in the comments section. Thank you to everyone who read this until the end.

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2. Louis van Gaal

After David Moyes was sacked, Manchester United appointed Dutchman Louis van Gaal to fill the vacant managerial position. Louis van Gaal's reign also saw Manchester United win just one trophy, the FA Cup, but the team's performance and the team's situation were unstable, and he was sacked after just two years. Louis van Gaal managed Manchester United in 103 matches in all competitions, winning 54, drawing 25 and losing 24.

3. Jose Mourinho

After Louis van Gaal's departure, Manchester United appointed former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, known as the Special One, as one of the best managers in the world. In Jose Mourinho's first season, Manchester United showed good form, winning the Europa League and the League Cup. Later, he fell out with the team's star players and was sacked in his second season due to dressing room problems. Jose Mourinho spent two seasons in charge of Manchester United, winning 84, drawing 32 and losing 28 of his 144 matches in all competitions.

4. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

The next manager to take over from Jose Mourinho was former player Jose Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had previously managed Molde before joining Manchester United, and was a former player, so he was appointed manager. Solskjaer's arrival did not significantly improve United's form, and the team's lack of unity and poor defensive play led to a series of defeats, and he was sacked after just three seasons. Solskjaer's Manchester United team played 168 matches, winning 91, drawing 37 and losing 40.

5. Eric Ten Hag

Manchester United were in need of a coach in 2017, having managed a young squad well and played well against the best teams in Europe, and had Ajax reach the Champions League semi-finals. Eric Ten Hag's marriage did not bring Manchester United back to its former glory, and he was sacked after just two seasons due to Eric Ten Hag's unwelcome stubbornness and poor player management.