Man Utd's Managerial Merry-Go-Round: Why Successors Fail Post-Ferguson Era

• Manchester United has sacked 10 managers (interim/permanent) since Alex Ferguson's 2013 retirement, with Ruben Amorim being the latest.
• Managers face immense pressure to replicate Ferguson's unparalleled success, including 13 Premier League and 2 Champions League titles.
• The club demands immediate trophies, often not giving managers enough time to implement their philosophies, leading to constant change.
• Frequent managerial changes prevent a consistent "United way," while £2 billion spent on transfers hasn't yielded major trophies.
• Increased competition from smart-spending rivals like Manchester City and Chelsea exposed United's decline post-Ferguson.

Why It Matters: Man Utd's post-Ferguson struggles stem from unrealistic expectations, poor strategy, and fierce competition.