Ten Hag’s Shocking Sacking: Ruud’s Defiant Stance Sparks United Power Struggle

Manchester United interim manager Ruud van Nistelrooy aims to stay with the “Red Devils” despite his duties in charge of the army temporarily ending, and reveals that Eric ten Hag is disappointed to have was released from his job.

Van Nistelrooy has taken on the role of Manchester United head coach, replacing Erik ten Hag, who was sacked earlier this week after leading the team to disappointing results.

Van Nistelrooy is expected to be in charge of the “Red Devils” for another 3 games from now having just started leading the team to defeat Leicester City 5-2 in the Carabao Cup round of 16 before Ru Ben Amorim takes over as the new manager after the November international break, according to media reports.

Recently, Ruud gave an interview that His aim is to stay with Manchester United as an assistant coach after his temporary job in charge of the army ends. “I have aspirations to stay at Manchester United I will return to the assistant contract I have here. For this season and next I came as an assistant to help the club move forward and I remain motivated to do so in every way.”

The 48-year-old also spoke about the dismissal of Ten Hag, revealing that his former boss was disappointed to be sacked. ‘Yes, I saw him here on Monday. Speaking to him before the game, he was disappointed and very grateful. He cares about the club. The first conversation we had I feel he cares for the club and loves it and wants to move it forward. That’s where we connect. He is also proud of his achievements here.”