More coaches than titles: Who were all Manchester United coaches since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure?

After Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's cessation as Manchester United manager, these are all between the Norwegian and Ferguson, whose departure occurred in 2013.

- David Moyes:

David Moyes had spent an entire decade at Everton. He was chosen to take over from the best coach in history in the most successful stage of ever in a club. It didn't work, and he was even fired shortly before the end of his first season. At least it won the Community Shield in its debut, against Wigan (2-0)

- Ryan giggs:

It was only as an interim and to end the 2013-14 season. That course there was a historical event, and that is that the Welshman played a game and became a coach player. He could not save the year and United were left out of the Champions League for the first time in a long time.

- Louis Van Gaal:

The Netherlands returns to a World Cup in Qatar. The last one he had played was in 2014 and he finished 3rd, under the orders of Van Gaal. The Dutchman took over the Red Devils at the end of the season. He was there for two years and in the first he put his own in the Champions League, but he could not in the second. They won the FA after defeating Crystal Palace (2-1).

- José Mourinho:

Mourinho had just been fired from Chelsea the year before. In 2016 he signed for United and in his first year he won the Europa League against Ajax (1-0), the FA Cup and Carabao. Triplet, in what have been the last 3 trophies in the club's history. Then he could not with the City of Guardiola, who won the 3 Premier in which the Portuguese was. In December 2018, he was removed from office.

- Ole Gunnar Solskjaer:

The Norwegian has been in charge of the Red Devils bench for almost 3 years. It has been the longest of the 5. He started as an interim but his great results gave him the opportunity. He has not been able to win any title in this time.