Since the Glazer family's takeover of Manchester United in 2005, the club has experienced significant turmoil, particularly following Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013. The current season marks one of the worst starts in Premier League history for the club, with only one win in ten matches, highlighting ongoing challenges in management and performance.
Numerous players, managers, and executives have come and gone during this period. Key figures include former CEO Ed Woodward, who transitioned to advisory roles, and managers like David Moyes and José Mourinho, who have since moved on to various other clubs. The shifting landscape reflects broader issues within the club's structure and strategy over the years.