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What Man Utd need now is stability, not more changes - Pulis

Tony Pulis argued that Manchester United require stability rather than further managerial changes, pointing to the club’s recent pattern of short‑term boosts followed by a return to mediocrity. He noted that interim boss Michael Carrick guided United to a third‑place finish and a Champions League spot, but the squad has struggled to maintain that level.

Pulis highlighted the club’s heavy spending – over £1 billion on 27 signings since 2021 under three permanent managers and an additional £150 million on three midfielders this season – and questioned whether Carrick could reshape the inherited group without more upheaval. The former manager stressed the need for clear principles, hard work and collective spirit to turn the substantial investment into consistent performance.

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