From Ferguson to Carrick: Man United managers ranked

Manchester United has faced considerable challenges in maintaining managerial stability since the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013, with eight permanent managers taking charge during the Premier League era. A ranking by Planet Football assessed the performances of these managers, revealing that none of the successors have replicated Ferguson's achievements.

Ruben Amorim, the lowest-ranked manager, struggled to establish his preferred 3-4-3 formation and guide the team to consistent performances, resulting in a 15th-place finish in his first season and the club's lowest league position in 51 years. David Moyes, appointed as Ferguson's successor, lasted only 10 months at Old Trafford, despite an impressive spell at Everton, as he failed to secure qualification for the Champions League and faced pressure from disappointing results.

Michael Carrick, who enjoyed an impressive return to the club, was eventually dismissed after United recorded just three victories in 15 matches, finishing with a 46.9% win rate. Erik ten Hag, with an impressive managerial reputation, arrived at Old Trafford with an impressive managerial reputation following successful spells at Ajax and other European clubs, winning two trophies during his time at the club.

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