Now that new manager Ruben Amorim has arrived at Carrington to begin his reign, it’s almost time for a new chapter at Manchester United. With a trip to relegation-threatened Ipswich Town on November 24, the Portuguese coach has come to Manchester with the goal of turning around the team’s poor Premier League season start.
With Amorim choosing to hire his own staff from Sporting Lisbon, Ruud van Nistelrooy’s departure from Old Trafford after an outstanding stint as interim manager has been one of the club’s most prominent storylines in recent weeks. Some supporters were disappointed that Van Nistelrooy wasn’t part of Amorim’s staff because he revitalized United and orchestrated three wins out of four games while drawing the other.
Louis Saha, a former United player who spent time at Old Trafford with Van Nistelrooy, agrees, stating that Amorim erred in firing him.
Ruben Amorim told he may regret Ruud van Nistelrooy axe by former star
Van Nistelrooy’s close friend, Andre Ooijer, a former Netherlands defender who worked with him at PSV Eindhoven, has now expressed his grief after turning down several offers to manage other teams in order to work at the “club he loves most.” Under his leadership, United won four straight games.
Remember that Ruud performed admirably at United, winning three of the games and drawing with Chelsea. He was clearly loved by his admirers. After his most recent match, you only needed to observe their reaction to him. He performed admirably despite challenging conditions. As a manager, he has remained unbeaten. The fans may begin yelling for Ruud once more if Amorim fails to get the desired outcomes in the opening games.
