Ruud van Nistelrooy is dead set on landing a managerial role after being ejected from Manchester United following Ruben Amorim’s arrival. Amorim decided not to keep Van Nistelrooy on his coaching staff after the Dutchman oversaw four matches as interim boss. He has brought his trusted coaches with him from Sporting and didn’t envisage a role for Van Nistelrooy, who was hired by Erik ten Hag in the summer to bolster his staff. Van Nistelrooy won three and drew one of his four games in charge and made a positive impression on the players and fans. Amorim’s decision to cut him loose drew criticism from ex-players Rio Ferdinand and Owen Hargreaves, who felt he had lots to offer the club as a legendary ex-striker. He will receive a pay-out, having been dismissed just five months into a two-year contract, but a taste of the hotseat has only convinced Van Nistelrooy further that his future lies in management. Speaking last week, before his final match against Leicester on Sunday, he hinted that he only chose to work as an assistant because it was United.

*Ruud van Nistelrooy Seeks Managerial Role After Manchester United Exit*

Former Manchester United interim manager Ruud van Nistelrooy is determined to become a full-time manager after being let go by the club. New manager Ruben Amorim opted not to retain Van Nistelrooy on his coaching staff, instead bringing his own trusted coaches from Sporting.

*Van Nistelrooy’s Successful Interim Stint*

During his four-match tenure as interim boss, Van Nistelrooy:

– Won three matches
– Drew one match
– Impressed players and fans

*Reaction to His Departure*

Ex-players Rio Ferdinand and Owen Hargreaves criticized Amorim’s decision, citing Van Nistelrooy’s potential value to the club as a legendary former striker.

*Van Nistelrooy’s Future Plans*

Despite being dismissed just five months into a two-year contract, Van Nistelrooy remains committed to management. He will receive a payout and is now focused on securing a managerial position.

*Previous Comments*

Before his final match against Leicester, Van Nistelrooy hinted that working as an assistant at United was a unique exception, suggesting he always intended to pursue a managerial role.

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