Why has Manchester United experienced so many troughs that many coaches are unwilling to come and coach?

In the just-concluded Europa League final, Manchester United lost 0:1 to Tottenham, completely declaring a failure of this season. After the game, questions about Amorin's coaching ability were once again put on the stage.

Many fans were very angry and said why Manchester United chose Amorin? There were so many good coaches before, why didn’t there be any suitable candidates to coach the team?

To figure out this problem, we may have to start with Klopp rejecting Manchester United's invitation.

Before coaching Liverpool, Klopp actually had the opportunity to play for Manchester United. At that time, he interviewed several clubs, and Manchester United was one of them.

However, after inspecting several teams, he felt that the Reds Liverpool was suitable for him, and eventually came to Anfield and became a part of it.

Klopp also gave his own answer to this decision. He said that he did not choose Manchester United, mainly because the team's team building philosophy and culture did not meet my expectations. It was not like a football club, but more like a businessman. The business atmosphere was too strong, and it was difficult for people to feel a long-term and stable state.

Coincidentally, Manchester United invited Zidane to coach the team, but they were also rejected.

Unlike Klopp, Zidane's reasons for refusing Manchester United to coach are quite complicated, involving the French national team and family factors. Zidane currently intends to be a coach in the national team. He has achieved success at Real Madrid and has also focused on other aspects.

However, when it comes to Manchester United, Zidane has expressed a similar view.

He said it is very risky to come to Manchester United to coach. In recent years, it feels that Manchester United is not very stable. Whether it is the senior management or the players, there are big problems and it is not very suitable for him.

Perhaps considering the difficulties in the future, Zidane also politely rejected the invitation.

I think Zidane's words can be understood this way. It's not that he doesn't want to come to Manchester United, and he may also feel uneasy, so he doesn't want to come.

Through these examples, you will also find that Manchester United really doesn’t have much attractiveness in choosing a coach. It turns out that there will be many coaches who are willing to come from the assets left over from the Ferguson era.

From now on, the situation will be different. After changing the boss and the senior management, the team is not stable yet, and none of the famous coaches want to come. The only ones that can come are Teng Hach and Amorin, who "want to challenge".

In Ajax and Portuguese Sports, the team has limited exposure, so there will be more attention when they come to the giants, and they also hope to come to a high-level stage to prove themselves.

In order to succeed, they are also preparing to fight to see if they can lead the sluggish Manchester United to cheer up.

However, risks and opportunities coexist. Although you will have a chance to succeed when you come to a team with problems, you will be accompanied by the pressure of coaching.

The giant teams are not like other teams, where the exposure and traffic are all there, and your every move will be controlled by everyone.

If you kick well, others will blow you to the sky; if you kick poorly, you will be sarcastic and wish you could step on your feet, and the glory of the past will be ignored.

In just over half a year, Amorin experienced a roller coaster in his life. The reputation of the past was so good, and now it was so miserable, and there was no one who spoke for him.

Amorin is wrong? There are not many, and the mistake may be that he came to this team at the inappropriate time, and he became the scapegoat for the team's poor performance.

If you want to talk about why Manchester United has experienced so many years of lows, I think the biggest problem is that they have not yet "find out where the team's team building culture" is.

When it comes to changing coaches, Arsenal may not be much better than Manchester United. Wenger left, and they also experienced a period of pain, and the team almost fell.

Fortunately, Arsenal is more pragmatic, from senior management to management, and introduced Arteta to be the team's head coach, and the team has gone through the chaotic stage of Wenger's departure.

Although we repeatedly joked that Arsenal did not win the championship, the runner-up of the Premier League for many years and the Champions League to the semi-finals, these performances are enough to make Manchester United ashamed.

Arsenal is more stable than Manchester United in terms of finance and management.

On the other hand, there are a lot of problems on Manchester United. The coaches changed one after another, and there was no stable candidate back and forth. The management is also distracted and never thought about how to run the team well, leaving behind a lot of messes.

When Ratcliff came to power, the team faced layoffs and cost control, and was paying for the previous problems.

It is not an exaggeration to describe them as terminally ill. Now Manchester United is like a patient who is seriously ill in bed. They cannot get up and need surgery to regain their vitality.

After experiencing this season's defeat, I still need patience for Amorin. As the season arrives, he does not have much room to show his ambitions. There is neither a player suitable for you nor acquainted with the new environment, so failure is inevitable.

Give him another season to see his abilities only if he has the results next season. The goal of the

team still needs to be down-to-earth and start with the stability of the league. Entering the European War to improve your combat effectiveness, establish your own football philosophy, give you a few years to get out of the trough, and then talk about winning the championship.