Flashscore published an opinion article about INEOS' managerial moves at Manchester United since February 2024. The piece traced the changes from Erik ten Hag to Ruben Amorim and then Michael Carrick.
Manager in place when INEOS arrived
The article says INEOS became a minority owner of Manchester United in February 2024, when Erik ten Hag was the club's manager. It also says Manchester United beat Manchester City in the 2023/24 FA Cup before INEOS later sacked Ten Hag after the start of the 2024/25 season.
Amorim appointment and exit
The article says Manchester United paid Sporting £11m and appointed Ruben Amorim. It says Manchester United then sacked Amorim in January 2026 after 14 months in charge.
Carrick's spell in charge
The article says Michael Carrick came in as interim boss in mid-January 2026. It adds that Manchester United finished third and qualified for the Champions League under Carrick.
League start and Monday meeting
The article says that eight games into the Premier League campaign, Carrick's side had won once and were one point above the relegation zone. It also says Manchester United lost 3-0 to Bournemouth, and that in a crisis meeting on Monday morning, INEOS decided to give Carrick "the chance to turn the club's season around".
