They told me they want to join me in my new club”: Ruud van Nistelrooy has secured another managerial job and THREE Man United’s player are pushing to leave Man United and Join his new club. I’M SHOCKED 😲😳

Manchester United have confirmed that Ruud van Nistelrooy, who returned to Old Trafford in the summer as Erik ten Hag’s assistant, has left the club.

His departure comes following the appointment of Ruben Amorim as United’s new head coach. The 39-year-old Portuguese manager has brought in his own coaching team, leading to a reshuffle at the club. Alongside van Nistelrooy, Ten Hag’s other assistant, Rene Hake, as well as goalkeeper coach Jelle ten Rouwelaar and performance analyst Pieter Morel, have also been let go to accommodate Amorim’s staff.

Van Nistelrooy had reportedly hoped to remain at United after a successful stint as caretaker manager, during which he led the team to an unbeaten four-game run following Ten Hag’s dismissal.

Now, *The Sun* reports that Van Nistelrooy is being considered for a managerial role at Burnley. The club may look to the 48-year-old as a potential replacement for current manager Scott Parker if the team’s form begins to falter.
Ruud van Nistelrooy’s departure from Manchester United marks a significant shift in the club’s coaching setup under Ruben Amorim’s new leadership. Van Nistelrooy, who had a brief but promising stint as caretaker manager, seemed to leave a positive impression during his time at Old Trafford, particularly with his unbeaten record across four games following Erik ten Hag’s exit.

The decision to part ways with van Nistelrooy, along with Rene Hake, Jelle ten Rouwelaar, and Pieter Morel, highlights Amorim’s intent to bring in a coaching team that aligns with his vision for the club. Amorim’s reputation for tactical innovation, coupled with his youthful energy, suggests a dynamic new era for Manchester United.

Meanwhile, reports linking Van Nistelrooy to a potential managerial role at Burnley could provide him with an exciting opportunity to continue his managerial career. Burnley’s consideration of him as a possible replacement for Scott Parker signals recognition of his growing reputation in coaching. Should Burnley’s form dip under Parker, Van Nistelrooy’s expertise and experience could make him a compelling candidate for the role.