Whatever is done, of course it takes time to find the best, with Chelsea not being patient, of course they won't find the best if they can't be patient. with Chelsea players who are predominantly young, of course they still have stamina that can be honed to discover their talents, they must be patient in the process to find the best, even though they recruit a new coach it doesn't guarantee they can be the best, especially if they don't can be patient well.
With Manchester United not firing Ten Hag, maybe they still have hope that Ten Hag can still make Manchester United even better in the next season. With Manchester United, Chelsea should be able to look at giving their players and coaches the opportunity to adapt with the aim of finding their best performance.
Building a tough team is certainly not an easy thing, even though it does have a very great coach but still a team has a long process to be able to become a strong and perfect team to compete in the championship, currently Chelsea of course has changed drastically since Abramovich sold Chelsea to Todd Boehly, slowly Chelsea has experienced a decline in performance and even began to be unable to compete with other teams in the Premier League today, Chelsea are currently starting to build a squad by relying on young players and of course actually make their coach job even harder in forming a cohesiveness and team mentality that is ready to compete next season.
The journey of Manchester United and Chelsea today is of course almost the same today, but the difference is that the owners of Chelsea want an instant process and do not hesitate to fire a coach who is unable to realize Todd Boehly current ambitions, while Manchester United actually hopes and fully believes in Ten Hag to coach Manchester United although Manchester United is in quite bad form during Ten Hag coaching, Actually, I doubt Ten Hag can make Manchester United better next season.
Of course, every coach needs time and the right approach to build a team and achieve success. When Pep Guardiola came to Manchester City, he also needed time to adapt but his experience and coaching abilities have given him more advantages so the team is developing better. Chelsea's case is of course different, they bought too many new players without considering old players to stay longer so that the team is more balanced. Chelsea's management is clearly very poor, but they are in the process of finding themselves.
Chelsea and Manchester United are different, you can't say they are the same. Manchester United management tends to trust coaches longer than Chelsea, so Ten Hag has the opportunity to improve it next season. Chelsea were really bad in their approach to the coach, they couldn't give the coach a chance for a second season, Pochettino was the previous victim.