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The article reveals that Manchester United is facing a recurring crisis in its choice of managers, as the 40th anniversary of Alex Ferguson’s arrival at the club approaches. Since his departure in 2013, the club has appointed seven permanent managers, none of whom came close to winning the Premier League or the Champions League. The article attributes these failures to negotiations with preferred candidates falling through, followed by the club turning to less expensive or less experienced options, such as Ruben Amorim and Michael Carrick. Carrick’s future is now under threat after he managed just one win in nine league matches, while the article argues that the club’s future will depend on whether its leadership can learn from past mistakes.
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