Man Utd's Post-Ferguson Managerial Merry-Go-Round Continues with Amorim Sacking

• Ruben Amorim becomes the sixth manager sacked by Manchester United since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure.
• Amorim's sacking followed an "extraordinary outburst" and a 1-1 draw against Leeds United, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's influence noted.
• The article chronicles the tenures of David Moyes, Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, and Erik ten Hag, highlighting their varied successes and ultimate failures.
• Amorim, appointed 'head coach', had a win percentage of 38.71%, the lowest for a full-time appointment since Wilf McGuinness and Frank O’Farrell.
• Despite winning trophies like the FA Cup (van Gaal, ten Hag) and Europa League (Mourinho), none could replicate Ferguson's sustained success, leading to a cycle of instability.

Why It Matters: Man Utd continues its post-Ferguson managerial instability, with Ruben Amorim becoming the latest casualty.