The question of who is the best Manchester United manager since Sir Alex Ferguson left is a difficult one to answer. The club has struggled to find a worthy successor to the legendary manager, with a revolving door of coaches over the years. However, based on trophy success alone, it is hard to argue against Jose Mourinho being the best manager since Ferguson's departure.
Mourinho arrived at Manchester United in 2016 with a proven track record of winning trophies at top clubs such as Chelsea and Real Madrid. During his two-and-a-half-year tenure, he won three major trophies: the Community Shield, the League Cup, and the Europa League. While his tactics and style of play may not have been universally loved by fans, Mourinho's trophy haul cannot be overlooked.
Louis van Gaal and David Moyes both had their moments during their respective tenures, but ultimately failed to bring consistent success to the club. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, while popular with fans as a former player, has also struggled to win major trophies as manager.
Ultimately, the success of a manager should be judged by the trophies they win, and Mourinho's three trophies in two and a half seasons makes him the most successful manager at Manchester United since Ferguson left. While fans may have differing opinions on his style of play and overall impact on the club, his trophy record speaks for itself.
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