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For football fans around the world, Manchester United is a name synonymous with success. Over the years, the Red Devils have become the most successful club in the Premier League era. However, since the retirement of the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013, Manchester United has been on a quest to find a manager who can fill the enormous void left by their iconic leader.
A New Era Begins with Erik ten Hag
In 2022, Manchester United appointed Erik ten Hag as their new manager, bringing renewed hope and excitement to the red side of Manchester. Ten Hag’s arrival marked a turning point for the club, as they aimed to reclaim their dominance in a city where their rivals, Manchester City, had enjoyed a period of unprecedented success.
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In February 2023, Manchester United celebrated their first major trophy in years, winning the Carabao Cup. This victory was a significant milestone since their 2017 Europa League triumph under Jose Mourinho’s leadership. Ten Hag’s impressive first campaign at Old Trafford showcased his managerial prowess and his ability to guide the team to success.
Ten Hag: Setting New Records
What makes Ten Hag’s achievements even more remarkable is his win percentage. Surprisingly, the Dutchman currently holds the highest win rate of any Manchester United manager in history, surpassing the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson himself. Ten Hag boasts a remarkable 67% win rate, while Ferguson’s stands at an impressive 60%.
Ferguson’s win rate was affected by his early years in charge, during which he faced intense pressure after a series of disappointing seasons. However, Ten Hag, along with other managers like Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, David Moyes, and Louis van Gaal, surpassed Sir Matt Busby’s win percentage during their respective tenures.
A Legacy of Managers
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Throughout its storied history, Manchester United has seen 21 different permanent managers take charge of the club. Legends like Sir Matt Busby and Walter Crickmer enjoyed multiple spells at the helm.
Who is the current Man Utd manager?
Currently, the man tasked with leading Manchester United is Erik ten Hag. The Dutchman left his successful tenure at Ajax in 2022 to take the reins at Old Trafford following Ralf Rangnick’s interim spell as the boss.
Rangnick had been appointed as a caretaker manager after the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in November 2021. Initially intended to serve as a consultant, Rangnick decided to pursue a different path and became the manager of the Austrian national team.
Ten Hag’s journey to Manchester United started with three stints as a player at FC Twente before retiring at the age of 32. He began his managerial career at Go Ahead Eagles in 2012 and eventually found himself at the helm of Ajax in 2017. After an impressive spell with the Dutch club, he made the move to Old Trafford in 2022 and has since been guiding the Red Devils towards a new era of success.
FAQs
Q: How many managers have Manchester United had in their history?
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A: Manchester United has had a total of 21 different permanent managers throughout the club’s history.
Q: Who is the manager with the highest win percentage at Manchester United?
A: Erik ten Hag currently holds the highest win percentage of any Manchester United manager, surpassing even the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson.
Conclusion
As Manchester United continues on its quest for success, the appointment of Erik ten Hag as their manager has ushered in a new era of hope and determination. With his impressive win rate and the recent Carabao Cup victory, Ten Hag has reinvigorated the red side of Manchester and has the potential to leave a lasting legacy at Old Trafford. Only time will tell what the future holds for Manchester United under the guidance of their talented manager.
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