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Yes, the Dutch manager may deserve a chance. Bayer Leverkusen has signed him at the moment and must be confident in his abilities. He had a few good seasons with Ajax and went to Manchester United as a coach in form. He fell short of expectations at Manchester United and had some real problems. He also had similar problems with the players. This was his biggest criticism. Leverkusen is a team that is still dreaming of winning the championship. I hope Ten Hag will be a coach who can contribute to that.

The decision taken by Leverkusen was right because Xabi Alonso's departure to Real Madrid needed a coach who could understand Leverkusen's overall style and although Ten Haq had not succeeded in handling Manchester United, he had a good record when he was a coach Ajax. The English League is slightly different from other leagues and that is why Ten Haq failed and did not fulfill expectations when he was a Manchester United coach because the competition there was quite competitive and a number of players he had were also not in good performance.

Try to go deep on whose fault it was, why Ten Hag did not succeed at Manchester United. I won't be among those who don't think Manchester United have a problem with players than they do with coaches, how many changes and signings of new managers are they going to do while blaming coaches for all the failures. Amorim has been handed the club what did he do in his first season, the players are the initial problem of Manchester United, if they want some upgrade, then it should begin with committing to better signings.

Man there's nothing to go deep to find out about who's fault it is that made Ten Hag couldn't end well at United, he was made the manager of the team to make things work well but instead he decided to start having issues with his players how do you expect him to succeed in that case? If the players are not doing well is it not the responsibility of the coach to work on the performance of the player to ensure he gets better what did he do to bring back the performance of the team in that case ? nothing and you expect people not to blame him for almost taking Manchester United to relegation.
Manchester United needs to change most of the players that's fine but the managers should learn how to work with players they also have feelings and families.

Who you said made Manchester United finished close to the relegation zone, Ten Hag may not be the best coach but he is nothing below Amorim. Amorim didn't start the season all by himself but he had enough games not to make the finished close to getting relegated. Talking about Amorim, how was he's coaching style at Sporting, he was fantastic and we started hearing more about him from what he was doing at Sporting.

I found out that Manchester United makes their coaches looks like the worst managers in the League, you take them from one good club to manage Manchester United where most of the players are below standard, with this current squad even Pep Guardiola cannot use them to win PL title

You're actually right any coach that has come to old Trafford has been turned into the opposite of what they were known for this is to tell you that something is fundamental wrong with the entire Manchester United as a club it's not only Coaches that has been struggling when they arrive in old Trafford but players all the players that are flopping in Manchester United where all good players in their old players