From Ferguson to Carrick: Man United managers ranked

Manchester United's managerial ranks have been rocked since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure in 2013, with eight permanent managers taking the helm during the Premier League era. A ranking by Planet Football assessed the performances of these managers, revealing significant disparities in their impact on the club. At the bottom of the list is Ruben Amorim, who struggled to implement his preferred 3-4-3 formation and led United to their lowest league position in 51 years.

David Moyes, Ferguson's successor, lasted only 10 months before being sacked due to poor results against top rivals. Michael Carrick had a mixed run, winning 12 of his first 17 matches but ultimately being dismissed after a disappointing season marked by injuries and defensive issues. Erik ten Hag brought silverware, including the League Cup and FA Cup, but faced criticism over costly transfers and player relations.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer led United to consecutive top-three finishes but failed to secure major silverware. Last but not least, Jose Mourinho enjoyed success, winning three trophies, including the Europa League, League Cup, and Community Shield, while also guiding United to second place in the Premier League. However, his confrontational style strained the squad, leading to his dismissal.