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Staggering amount Man Utd have paid for managers as bill grows with Michael Carrick change

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United have spent over £100m in severance and compensation for managers including Carrick, Amorim, ten Hag and Mourinho.
Manchester United's managerial instability has resulted in a cumulative bill exceeding £100m in payoffs and compensation packages. The club has cycled through multiple managers in recent years, including Michael Carrick, Ruben Amorim, Erik ten Hag and Jose Mourinho, each departure adding to the financial burden.
The constant turnover reflects the club's ongoing struggles to find sustained success and stability in the dugout.
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