Manchester United's manager for next season has been officially announced, and on April 21, the Dutchman Tenhag officially became the helmsman of Manchester United next season. However, today's Manchester United is not a giant that can be easily lifted, since the return of Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United has not won the league championship for more than a decade, and a group of famous coaches have fallen from here, including many famous coaches such as Mourinho. After Tenghart took office, he was about to face many difficulties.
First, lack of experience in coaching the big teams of the five major leagues. Although Ajax also belongs to the European giants, whether it is the influence of the club or the financial resources, Jaffa is far below the level of Manchester United. Tenhag's only previous experience as a giant was when Guardiola was in charge of Bayern, where he managed Bayern's second team and won the regional league title at one point. Although we have seen the magnanimity of Europe's top giants, the second team is just a group of spare tires.
Second, whether it can hold up the authority of the locker room. The depth of the water in the Manchester United club's dressing room has made successive managers sigh. At that time, Ferguson's "flying boots" directly beat Beckham, and Mourinho also suffered from infighting in the dressing room and finally failed. The recent Manchester United dressing room farce has made Ronnick feel like a needle, and the lack of people's hearts has affected the tactical arrangement and the team's record. Tenghag's previous coaching resume belongs to the strict perfectionist, and whether he can successfully control the dressing room is indeed a question mark.
Third, you may not be able to participate in the Champions League and go through the player purge. Even before Tenhag officially arrived, United had already reported a purge of players. Historically, as a new coach takes office, he will face personnel adjustments. How to transform the team is inherently a difficult problem, and it faces a lot of run-in and tactical thinking. In addition, Manchester United is likely to miss out on next season's Champions League, and after withdrawing from the top stage, fans may be more demanding of Tenhag, and a slight mistake may be under great pressure.
Fourth, surviving through the cracks may become cannon fodder for famous marshals. The most important thing in the Premier League is the local club and world-class coaches. Tenhag will be suppressed by old acquaintances in the Manchester Derby, while Liverpool also has a scumbag. Chelsea's Tuchel, Tottenham's Conte and others also do not have a "fuel saving lamp". Whether Tenghag can get a life out of it is indeed a problem in life.