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Honestly, a short duration will not be able to change the situation 100%.
The news and link up makes no sense, Do you know Erik Ten Hag has a better first season rate that Mikel Arteta and Josep Pep Guardiola during them first season? But fact is, Manchester United are so shortsighted about his potentials.
When you bring in these new coaches, you'll want to give them a season or two again to get things done but Erik Ten Hag has a good knowledge of the league and would be in his last year as manager for Manchester United. What's stopping Manchester United from backing him up with the necessary players for the job?
Therefore when I say honestly that in a short time it will not be possible to change something 100%. Erik ten Hag is not a bad coach because he has good potential as a coach. He hasn't managed Manchester United for long but changes can be felt when Manchester United returns to the UCL.
Even if the club brings in a new coach to replace Erik ten Hag, then if the new coach is only given a short opportunity to be able to bring about fundamental changes, of course he won't be able to.
For me it's about trust and timing. The least time is five seasons. Think of the first and second seasons as a transition. In the third year it will be possible to see whether there is a positive impact on the club's progress.