After Alex Ferguson decided to retire as a coach in 2013, Manchester United tried to start a new era by looking for a new coach who could continue the success that Ferguson had achieved. However, until now it seems that there has not been a single coach who has been able to improve the quality of Manchester United like Ferguson did. Manchester United has replaced several coaches in the hope of being able to compete again in the Premier League. The last coach who was expected to make big changes to the Manchester United squad in fact failed to carry out his duties, Ten Hag was unable to make Manchester United a team capable of competing in the Premier League and Champions League.
Manchester United often inconsistent performance has made management start thinking about the next step in finding a successor to Ten Hag. Regarding Guardiola, it doesn't seem like he will destroy the beautiful atmosphere that has been built with Manchester City, he has become the most successful coach there and succeeded in giving Manchester City their first UCL trophy. There is not the slightest chance for Manchester United to bring in Guardiola, because so far he has been part of Manchester City success.
It's a bit amusing to observe the club's movements in handling the current instability. If the rumors about Man United replacing Ten Hag are true, then who is worthy of taking his position?
Some media suggest that Hansi Flick might be the successor to Ten Hag. Hansi Flick is currently unemployed, so the offer from MU doesn't seem like a bad choice. He also has a good track record from his time as a manager in Bayern Munich. Perhaps, this speculation is the best option for MU if they decide to part ways with Ten Hag.
On the other side, MU investor James Ratcliffe has chosen to heed the advice of Ferguson. Since Fergie's decision to end his managerial career in 2013, MU has struggled to consistently win several titles. The poor results this season reflect the severe inconsistency MU is facing. Despite being in 6th place, MU seems to have played entirely on luck early in the season.
Is changing the coach really the best option?