Have Man Utd become the unmanageable club?

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According to BBC Sport, Phil McNulty argues that Manchester United has been trapped in a cycle of failure since the Sir Alex Ferguson era, with current manager Michael Carrick now the latest to face the consequences. Carrick is the seventh permanent manager since 2013, struggling with poor results and dressing room unrest. McNulty questions whether the issue lies with the managers or the club's leadership structure, including the Glazer family and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, suggesting the club has become 'unmanageable.' The report highlights a history of poor managerial appointments, excessive spending, and instability at the executive level, such as the departure of Dan Ashworth and internal conflicts. Despite record revenues, the club remains burdened by £1bn in debt and poor on-pitch performance, leaving its future in significant doubt.