Arsenal beat Villa 1-0 away from home and shrugged off Manchester United by four points in one less game, which made the Red Devils' move into the Champions League next season a bit worse. But their troubles don't stop there. According to the "Daily Mirror" broke the news, due to internal disagreements, Manchester United's coaching work has also reached an impasse.
According to the Mirror, the football director who dominates Manchester United's coaching, John Mutav, believes that the new Manchester United manager not only has to lead the team back to the top four, but also helps the team to return to the ranks of Europe's top teams. However, It is not only Mutaf who has the right to decide, but also the technical director Fletcher and the current interim coach Ronnick. Lonnick wants the current Paris boss Pochettino to be his successor, but it is Ajax manager Tenhag who is now leading the manchester United manager-elect list. Of course, whether it is Tenhag or Pochettino, in fact, the difference is not big, both are the best of the post-70s coaches, and both are good at internal substitution and training young players, compared to Pochettino has experience in premier league coaching, Tenghag's tactical play is more blood-boiling. In other words, these two Mesozoic coaches are a good choice no matter who they coach.
The key is that now Ferguson and the number one star in the squad, C Ronaldo, are not lonely and have begun to meddle in the selection of the coach. The 80-year-old sir Has been retired for nine years, but still has a strong influence. According to ESPN, Ferguson has contacted Manchester United's new CEO Alexander-Arnold to propose his own coach, and the current Real Madrid manager Ancelotti is Ferguson's most optimistic candidate. His beloved apprentice, C Luo, had different ideas.
After returning to Manchester United last summer, although Cristiano Ronaldo maintained a good goal rate, the decline in Manchester United's record still put him under a lot of pressure. Even so, his early departure this summer is unlikely. After all, Ronaldo is 37 years old, and at this age, it is difficult for other teams to give him the treatment of a superstar. As the team's first star, Ronaldo's ideas will naturally be listened to by the club. His ideal Manchester United manager is the current Spanish national team manager Enrique, who led Barca to a triple crown in La Liga, Copa del Rey and champions league titles in 2014/15, impressing Cristiano Ronaldo, who was playing for Real Madrid at the time. Of course, Enrique is now having a very good time with the Spanish national team, and it is not easy for United to recruit him.
There is a saying that Ferguson and C Ronaldo can make suggestions for the team, but they do not have to intervene in the selection of such a thing as a coach. Before that, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was already a victim. After taking over the coaching whip from Jose Mourinho in 2019, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer once led the team to a good record, so much so that Manchester United fans asked for a statue for him. But after the arrival of C Ronaldo this season, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's tactical system was disrupted, and he also hoped that Ronaldo would accept the rotation, but Ferguson publicly pressured so that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer finally chose to compromise, until he left the class, C Ronaldo still firmly controlled the main center position. However, United's record was in a mess during that time, 0-5 defeat to Liverpool, 0-2 by Manchester City walking the monkeys, and finally after a 4-1 away defeat to Watford, Solskjaer left the position.
Perhaps after receiving the lesson, Now Ronnick has begun to change his mind in the use of C Ronaldo, and there have been substitutions, substitutes, rotations or early substitutions, but Ferguson has never publicly expressed his position, and perhaps he understands how influential his words are.
It has also cost a lot of money, next door Manchester City has won 10 crowns and won the soft hand, while Manchester United still only has the small triple crown of the Mourinho era to masturbate. They don't lack great players and strong financial resources, but chaotic management and no long-term planning have left hundreds of millions of dollars behind the water. Nowadays, even a coach is pointed out by so many people. Such chaos is not removed, and the revival of Manchester United can only be said to be a fool's dream.