Ha! Nothing is changing at Old Trafford as long as they still employ Erik Ten Hag.
I second this, but i don't think Ten Hag is the sole problem, even if Manchester United had fired Erik Ten Hag and employed a new manager, i would not still have high hopes for them next season. There is quite a lot of things wrong at the club, though they have started fixing some of it, particularly from their hierarchy, there've been good appointments lately and with Sir Jim Ratckliffe now a part of the club, there could be some progress for them next season.
Ten Hag isn't the whole problem here. He's got that strict drill sergeant vibe, doesn't quite fit the United way, and that can mess with the players' heads. But getting rid of him isn't a magic solution either. New manager, new chaos, and we all know how that song and dance goes at Old Trafford. Fresh blood could bring fresh ideas, maybe shake up the squad a bit. But we've seen this movie before. New guy comes in, promises the world, then we're back to square one. United needs a plan, man. Not just a manager, but a damn vision. Build up that youth academy, make some smart buys, and for God's sake, stop throwing money at big names who don't give a damn about the badge. It's about time the Glazers (and even this Ratcliffe guy) understand that