Man Utd confirms Ruud van Nistelrooy status after Ruben Amorim joins team.

Is he going to be a part of Amorim's coaching team?

November 11th 2024.

Man Utd confirms Ruud van Nistelrooy status after Ruben Amorim joins team.
Ruud van Nistelrooy's time as interim manager at Manchester United has come to an end following the arrival of new head coach Ruben Amorim. The former United striker had returned to the club over the summer to serve as assistant manager to Erik ten Hag, but after Ten Hag's sacking last month, Van Nistelrooy stepped in as interim manager. Many were hoping that he would be given the role on a permanent basis, but the Red Devils quickly secured the services of Amorim, who officially took over on November 11.

There was much speculation about whether Van Nistelrooy would stay on as part of Amorim's coaching staff, especially after his successful run as interim manager with three wins out of four games. However, it was announced on Monday evening that Van Nistelrooy had left the club. A statement from Manchester United read, "Ruud van Nistelrooy has left the club. Ruud rejoined in the summer and has taken charge of the team for the past four matches as interim head coach." The statement went on to thank Van Nistelrooy for his contributions and stated that he will always be a United legend.

Along with Van Nistelrooy, three other members of the coaching staff – Rene Hake, Jelle ten Rouwelaar, and Pieter Morel – have also departed. The club wished them all well for the future and stated that the full men's first team coaching composition will be confirmed in due course.

Amorim has now arrived at Carrington and is ready to take the reins as the new head coach. In a press conference on Sunday, he praised Van Nistelrooy's work as interim manager, calling him a "legend of the club." However, he also hinted that Van Nistelrooy would not be a part of his team, saying, "I have to talk with him tomorrow [Monday]. Then I will explain everything. I am very clear and I will tell you like it is. Let's wait until tomorrow."

Van Nistelrooy, who is 48 years old, had previously expressed his desire to become United's manager in the future. It remains to be seen where he will go from here, but his reputation has certainly been boosted by his brief time at the helm of the Red Devils. Under his leadership, United had impressive wins over Leicester and PAOK, as well as a draw against Chelsea.

In his final press conference, Van Nistelrooy spoke about his role as interim manager, saying, "I appreciated the clear communication that it was an interim spell for the short-term. In the end, the most important thing is this football club and I am here to support that in my role. I want to continue doing that in the future."

Overall, Van Nistelrooy's time at Manchester United has come to an end, but his contributions and legacy will always be remembered. The club will now move forward with Amorim as the new head coach, and fans will be eagerly awaiting the team's performance under his leadership.

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