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Quote from: Velvet78 on November 30, 2024, 08:24:47 AM

https://x.com/RodrygoGoes/status/1862512223005888885

I have seen this tweet recently and it has made me really curious... Where do you think he is preparing to go? Huh

He hasn't been having so many minutes of playing time for a while. And now he is said to be suffering a hamstring injury. Meanwhile I have seen this and it has drawn my attraction.

You know there were some rumours regarding Manchester City to be interested in him. I wonder whether his next station could be there. Whether it is there or not, I hope he finds a solid team for himself where he can play regularly.

IMO, I think "here we go" means that Rodrygo will soon appear with Madrid when his injury has recovered. Because for me Rodrygo will not leave Madrid which helps him improve his achievements which are currently recognized worldwide. On the one hand, Ancelotti still has big plans with the player. So what is in the tweet is not something serious.

BTW, I heard a rumor that Rodrygo can appear when playing against Getafe later. If that is true, what I said is real.

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Quote from: punk.zink on November 30, 2024, 07:32:45 AM

Nistelrooy became Man United coach for a short time, but even so, he was skilled enough to make Man United better than before. That his brief achievements made Leicester attracted to him, and of course, he is expected to revive Leicester which is currently in a slump but I doubt if Nistelrooy will have a smooth path because unlike at Man United, where he had been there for quite a long time before being appointed as interim coach, so at least he already knows the characteristics of each Man United player well enough. Meanwhile, at Leicester, he definitely was a new man, and he will most likely need to adapt first.

If Nistelrooy made United better then why are United still playing badly? Because of Amorim? Grin

I still think that nothing fundamentally can be changed in a few games, but Nistelrooy showed himself well, so he attracted the attention of clubs that want changes but cannot afford top options. Therefore, this move is quite logical.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on November 30, 2024, 08:24:47 AM

https://x.com/RodrygoGoes/status/1862512223005888885

I have seen this tweet recently and it has made me really curious... Where do you think he is preparing to go? Huh

He hasn't been having so many minutes of playing time for a while. And now he is said to be suffering a hamstring injury. Meanwhile I have seen this and it has drawn my attraction.

You know there were some rumours regarding Manchester City to be interested in him. I wonder whether his next station could be there. Whether it is there or not, I hope he finds a solid team for himself where he can play regularly.

His contract with Real Madrid expires at the end of 2028. It is difficult for him to get a chance to play this season. I think it is normal for him to want to transfer to a team where he can play more. But I don't think it's ethical for him to tweet like this. Because he is still a Real Madrid player. And he is a professional.

According to media reports, Rodrygo was expected to leave after Mbappe joined the team. There were many reports that he might transfer to Manchester City. I also think he might transfer to Manchester City.

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Quote from: shinratensei_ on November 30, 2024, 09:20:53 AM

It's not as easy as you said. Van Nistelrooy can fix United's problem when he was a temporary caretaker, but MU has better squad. They have lots of quality players, but what about Leicester City? It's full with bunch of non quality players.

It's very obvious Van Nistelrooy can't use the same approach that he did to the Manchester United. Different club, different resource and approach. That's is.

You are right, it certainly will not be easy for Nistelrooy to change Leicester's game. They are currently at the bottom of the standings, but they made a good move by trying Nistelrooy who managed to improve United's squad in a short time.
Although it is difficult this should be the first step for Nistelrooy to build a team from the bottom. Proving that with ordinary players in the squad, he can develop Leicester's performance with his strategy.
I will not say it is easy but let's see how good Nistelrooy's ability is. However, the role of good player ability will be very much needed in a team. and Nistelrooy's job is to awaken every potential that his players currently have.

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Quote from: Nheer on November 30, 2024, 06:18:16 AM

Quote from: Plaguedeath on November 30, 2024, 05:24:53 AM

If Van Nistelrooy can fix the problem in Manchester United, it means he should able to fix the problem in other teams too. Leicester City is currently in bad performance, they haven't won in the last five match, that's why they choose to sack the old manager and recruit Van Nistelrooy.

They will meet Brentford as the first debut for Van Nistelrooy, not an easy team, but they should able to get a draw.

He showed the world how capable he can be but Manchester United management have a different vision for the club that’s why they didn’t give Van Nistelrooy chance to manage the club, they probably think he is inexperienced to manage the team, I don’t blame them though they need a well experienced coach if they want to bounce back and depending on Van Nistelrooy throughout the season is not ideal.

Going for Amorim was the best option Manchester United even if he doesn’t meet expectations, i am sure Van Nistelrooy will not hold anything against the club and now that he has a new job i believe he will be focused to prove himself once again. Leicester City are struggling and if he can can the situation at the club he will be a hero for them and if he can avoid relegation then it will be a good achievement for his career.

Manchester United have made a previous deal with Amorim, so it is unethical to cancel the deal just because Nistelrooy was able to bring them wins in a few match, besides from the beginning he was only projected as an interim coach and I think they remain committed to the initial deal, it is very feasible for them to keep Nistelrooy but not as the head coach in my opinion. because Manchester United should be looking for a coach who is more experienced and has the capacity to coach for the long term, while Nistelrooy I think has not been tested at the moment, so it is indeed better for Manchester United to make him their coaching staff or coach U21 and not fire him like at this time, currently Amorim has officially become their head coach, so let's see how much he can bring Manchester United to the rise?

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Quote from: Plaguedeath on November 30, 2024, 05:24:53 AM

Quote from: Barikui1 on November 30, 2024, 04:37:39 AM

As I saw this picture from a friend of mine Facebook timeline I was like wow, this is actually a good catch by Leicester city, he might not be the biggest of names of coaches, but he is actually the right man who I believe that can deliver the right result for them, and to be honest, I think that Manchester united made a very big mistake not retaining his services at the club, because it's a club he knows very well and what it entails on how to manage his players and get the right result.
So looking at his record as a coach at psv and as a caretaker manager at Manchester united, I am very much positive that he can improve this Leicester city side because he is actually the right fit for the job no doubt.

If Van Nistelrooy can fix the problem in Manchester United, it means he should able to fix the problem in other teams too. Leicester City is currently in bad performance, they haven't won in the last five match, that's why they choose to sack the old manager and recruit Van Nistelrooy.

They will meet Brentford as the first debut for Van Nistelrooy, not an easy team, but they should able to get a draw.

It's not as easy as you said. Van Nistelrooy can fix United's problem when he was a temporary caretaker, but MU has better squad. They have lots of quality players, but what about Leicester City? It's full with bunch of non quality players.

It's very obvious Van Nistelrooy can't use the same approach that he did to the Manchester United. Different club, different resource and approach. That's is.

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https://x.com/RodrygoGoes/status/1862512223005888885

I have seen this tweet recently and it has made me really curious... Where do you think he is preparing to go? Huh

He hasn't been having so many minutes of playing time for a while. And now he is said to be suffering a hamstring injury. Meanwhile I have seen this and it has drawn my attraction.

You know there were some rumours regarding Manchester City to be interested in him. I wonder whether his next station could be there. Whether it is there or not, I hope he finds a solid team for himself where he can play regularly.

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Quote from: rahmad2nd on November 30, 2024, 07:16:38 AM

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Quote from: Barikui1 on November 30, 2024, 04:37:39 AM

As I saw this picture from a friend of mine Facebook timeline I was like wow, this is actually a good catch by Leicester city, he might not be the biggest of names of coaches, but he is actually the right man who I believe that can deliver the right result for them, and to be honest, I think that Manchester united made a very big mistake not retaining his services at the club, because it's a club he knows very well and what it entails on how to manage his players and get the right result.
So looking at his record as a coach at psv and as a caretaker manager at Manchester united, I am very much positive that he can improve this Leicester city side because he is actually the right fit for the job no doubt.

If Van Nistelrooy can fix the problem in Manchester United, it means he should able to fix the problem in other teams too. Leicester City is currently in bad performance, they haven't won in the last five match, that's why they choose to sack the old manager and recruit Van Nistelrooy.

They will meet Brentford as the first debut for Van Nistelrooy, not an easy team, but they should able to get a draw.

I doubt if Nistelrooy can bring Leicester City to perform brilliantly under his guidance, especially considering the Premier League has a tight competition. But speaking of Nistelrooy, his role with United since becoming a temporary head coach has indeed made positive results amidst their poor performance under the previous coach. Unfortunately we can't be sure that Nistelrooy will be able to keep United stable, the problem is the team they played against at that time was not a strong team. except, the match against Chelsea. Now Nistelrooy has left Manchester United, the news I got from Fabrizio Romano reported that Leicester City has officially appointed Ruud Van Nistelrooy as the new head coach. We will see how Nistelrooy handles Leicester, although it will be very difficult for him to compete with the depth of players owned by Leicester City. But, it should not be a barrier for Nistelrooy to prove his capacity or return to being a coach in the Premier League. Today Leicester will play against Brentford, but I doubt Nistelrooy will immediately handle Leicester City. Let's just wait and see, after all Nistelrooy has been confirmed as head coach at Leicester City.

Nistelrooy became Man United coach for a short time, but even so, he was skilled enough to make Man United better than before. That his brief achievements made Leicester attracted to him, and of course, he is expected to revive Leicester which is currently in a slump but I doubt if Nistelrooy will have a smooth path because unlike at Man United, where he had been there for quite a long time before being appointed as interim coach, so at least he already knows the characteristics of each Man United player well enough. Meanwhile, at Leicester, he definitely was a new man, and he will most likely need to adapt first.

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Quote from: Plaguedeath on November 30, 2024, 05:24:53 AM

Quote from: Barikui1 on November 30, 2024, 04:37:39 AM

As I saw this picture from a friend of mine Facebook timeline I was like wow, this is actually a good catch by Leicester city, he might not be the biggest of names of coaches, but he is actually the right man who I believe that can deliver the right result for them, and to be honest, I think that Manchester united made a very big mistake not retaining his services at the club, because it's a club he knows very well and what it entails on how to manage his players and get the right result.
So looking at his record as a coach at psv and as a caretaker manager at Manchester united, I am very much positive that he can improve this Leicester city side because he is actually the right fit for the job no doubt.

If Van Nistelrooy can fix the problem in Manchester United, it means he should able to fix the problem in other teams too. Leicester City is currently in bad performance, they haven't won in the last five match, that's why they choose to sack the old manager and recruit Van Nistelrooy.

They will meet Brentford as the first debut for Van Nistelrooy, not an easy team, but they should able to get a draw.

I doubt if Nistelrooy can bring Leicester City to perform brilliantly under his guidance, especially considering the Premier League has a tight competition. But speaking of Nistelrooy, his role with United since becoming a temporary head coach has indeed made positive results amidst their poor performance under the previous coach. Unfortunately we can't be sure that Nistelrooy will be able to keep United stable, the problem is the team they played against at that time was not a strong team. except, the match against Chelsea. Now Nistelrooy has left Manchester United, the news I got from Fabrizio Romano reported that Leicester City has officially appointed Ruud Van Nistelrooy as the new head coach. We will see how Nistelrooy handles Leicester, although it will be very difficult for him to compete with the depth of players owned by Leicester City. But, it should not be a barrier for Nistelrooy to prove his capacity or return to being a coach in the Premier League. Today Leicester will play against Brentford, but I doubt Nistelrooy will immediately handle Leicester City. Let's just wait and see, after all Nistelrooy has been confirmed as head coach at Leicester City.

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Quote from: Plaguedeath on November 30, 2024, 05:24:53 AM

If Van Nistelrooy can fix the problem in Manchester United, it means he should able to fix the problem in other teams too. Leicester City is currently in bad performance, they haven't won in the last five match, that's why they choose to sack the old manager and recruit Van Nistelrooy.

They will meet Brentford as the first debut for Van Nistelrooy, not an easy team, but they should able to get a draw.

He showed the world how capable he can be but Manchester United management have a different vision for the club that’s why they didn’t give Van Nistelrooy chance to manage the club, they probably think he is inexperienced to manage the team, I don’t blame them though they need a well experienced coach if they want to bounce back and depending on Van Nistelrooy throughout the season is not ideal.

Going for Amorim was the best option Manchester United even if he doesn’t meet expectations, i am sure Van Nistelrooy will not hold anything against the club and now that he has a new job i believe he will be focused to prove himself once again. Leicester City are struggling and if he can can the situation at the club he will be a hero for them and if he can avoid relegation then it will be a good achievement for his career.

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Quote from: kawetsriyanto on November 29, 2024, 04:51:43 PM

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Mo Salah is on the form of his life and i don't know why Liverpool are yet to give him a new contract, at least a one year extension with an option of a further year. If Liverpool do not give him a new contract, it is possible that a top club in Europe might offer him a contract, Mo Salah still has the strength and quality to play at the very top level, so i don't think now is the right time for him to move to Saudi Arabia or any less competitive league.

You're right. Salah performed well during this season. He always gives positive contribution in each match of Liverpool. It is quite confusing that Liverpool board doesn't give an offer for a contract extension very soon. Sure, there are many big teams interested in Salah if Liverpool has no intention to keep him anymore. Even the big teams in EPL must try to sign him if Liverpool decides to let him go. However, it is a too bad decision if Liverpool assumes they can perform well without Salah. They must realize that Salah still has a too big role for Liverpool performance. I'm sure Liverpool performance will suddenly declining if Salah leaves Liverpool in June 2025.

Salah and Mane were the two players that were moving Liverpool at a time, considering other potential players and hoping the game of Liverpool with the arrival of new and young players, the board wanted to let one player go and keep the second one. Salah was the best choice for the team board to keep that time and I must say they made a very good decision in keeping him even though Mane himself is a great player and would have performed well as Salah is now.

No contract extension talks for Salah uptil now may only mean two things; they got a replacement underground for him or they feel his services will soon be over and won’t be that relevant for them again, so they should just terminate his contract and he goes get another team considering his age also now. Whatever their decision may be, Salah still remains a very quality player they should not let go now even if a replacement is coming soon. They should have them both and allow the game to balance more without Salah before allowing him to go. This season has been a great one for Liverpool and Salah is one of their strong and best players that is making this happen for them this season.

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Quote from: Plaguedeath on November 30, 2024, 05:24:53 AM

Quote from: Barikui1 on November 30, 2024, 04:37:39 AM

As I saw this picture from a friend of mine Facebook timeline I was like wow, this is actually a good catch by Leicester city, he might not be the biggest of names of coaches, but he is actually the right man who I believe that can deliver the right result for them, and to be honest, I think that Manchester united made a very big mistake not retaining his services at the club, because it's a club he knows very well and what it entails on how to manage his players and get the right result.
So looking at his record as a coach at psv and as a caretaker manager at Manchester united, I am very much positive that he can improve this Leicester city side because he is actually the right fit for the job no doubt.

If Van Nistelrooy can fix the problem in Manchester United, it means he should able to fix the problem in other teams too. Leicester City is currently in bad performance, they haven't won in the last five match, that's why they choose to sack the old manager and recruit Van Nistelrooy.

They will meet Brentford as the first debut for Van Nistelrooy, not an easy team, but they should able to get a draw.

Actually I don't agree with that, because these two clubs have different strengths. Maybe he can improve Manchester United's performance in several matches that he handles, but that doesn't necessarily guarantee that he can do the same thing with the new club that brought him in, Leicester City. Ruud Van Nistelrooy has known Manchester United, but he doesn't know Leicester City very well, so that's my consideration so that I can say something like that. I don't mean to underestimate Ruud Van Nistelrroy's ability at all, I'm sure he is a coach who has good abilities. However, his task at Leicester City will be harder, that's all.

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Quote from: Barikui1 on November 30, 2024, 04:37:39 AM

As I saw this picture from a friend of mine Facebook timeline I was like wow, this is actually a good catch by Leicester city, he might not be the biggest of names of coaches, but he is actually the right man who I believe that can deliver the right result for them, and to be honest, I think that Manchester united made a very big mistake not retaining his services at the club, because it's a club he knows very well and what it entails on how to manage his players and get the right result.
So looking at his record as a coach at psv and as a caretaker manager at Manchester united, I am very much positive that he can improve this Leicester city side because he is actually the right fit for the job no doubt.

If Van Nistelrooy can fix the problem in Manchester United, it means he should able to fix the problem in other teams too. Leicester City is currently in bad performance, they haven't won in the last five match, that's why they choose to sack the old manager and recruit Van Nistelrooy.

They will meet Brentford as the first debut for Van Nistelrooy, not an easy team, but they should able to get a draw.

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That seems to be a problem for the club. Ancelotti will have to be clever with the substitutes so as not to be too shaky but believe the substitutes will not be as optimal as the main players then this will certainly be more of a headache for Ancelotti.
Don't know if the list of injured players will be out for long? Given that the UCL match is still very important to win if some of them don't recover this will be a mess again.

Even if Ancelotti is a smart coach, he is impossible to put proper players on the lineup if there are too many key players injured. I've no idea about Real Madrid possible result in UCL this season. I think Real Madrid may be eliminated very early if they still can't solve the injury problem. Real Madrid is impossible to perform optimally if they lose too many main players.

He should have been able to think about this from the start because after all, by looking at his conditions in the transfer of hot players some time ago he was given the opportunity to bring in players but he always said that he was confident enough with his players without thinking about the fatigue conditions and the hurricane of injuries that Ancelotti always felt in every season with Madrid.

Now if he's complaining about the lack of players it's too late and he'll just have to wait until halfway through the season to fix this so they can better balance the injury problems.

At the moment, Madrid will inevitably have to maximize the players available. For the defense in the center-back position is still very much possible because they have a pretty good young player where Raul Asencio can always play consistently when given the opportunity but for the full-back position when losing Carvajal due to ACL and Vasquez who has muscle problems it is clearly disturbing even though Valverde can be used there but in the end this will not be too optimal if forced every match.

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As I saw this picture from a friend of mine Facebook timeline I was like wow, this is actually a good catch by Leicester city, he might not be the biggest of names of coaches, but he is actually the right man who I believe that can deliver the right result for them, and to be honest, I think that Manchester united made a very big mistake not retaining his services at the club, because it's a club he knows very well and what it entails on how to manage his players and get the right result.
So looking at his record as a coach at psv and as a caretaker manager at Manchester united, I am very much positive that he can improve this Leicester city side because he is actually the right fit for the job no doubt.

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Quote from: Palakka on November 29, 2024, 08:48:13 AM

This season their hopes of being able to become a contender for the UCL title with the current unequal squad condition very small, the number of injured players, the lack of team cohesion and also the poor performance shown by Madrid at this time actually shows the need for significant changes in their squad, with the current condition of course Ancelotti needs some new players, especially in their defensive line which is too fragile at the moment, But I think with Perez previous statement that he does not want to enter the transfer market in January later, of course it hints for us not to expect too much from Madrid this season, because it will be difficult for Ancelotti to return to their form later.

If Florentino Perez remains firm in his stance not to recruit new players to fill the gap of injured players, it means he must be prepared for his club to experience a decline, Ancelotti is also an ordinary human being who does not have super powers to build Real Madrid in the midst of the injury crisis that his club is experiencing, he needs help Ancelotti needs support from the club so that he can restore Real Madrid's performance to its original state if he is blamed for Real Madrid's current decline I think that is a big mistake because no coach can easily face a situation like this.

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Quote from: SatoPrincess on November 29, 2024, 04:00:17 PM

Leicester City has appointed Ruud van Nistelrooy as their new head coach. It is obvious that Ruud’s short but successful tenure in Manchester United paved a path for his managerial career. nd his tactical influence on players to help them gain their lost form and play attractive football. Ruud can Nistelrooy made mark as a Manchester United player and coach. Ruud van Nistelrooy is a talented and promising young coach with the tactical expertise and management skills necessary to succeed at Leicester City.

Ruud van Nistelrooy's tenure at Manchester United was indeed only of short duration because of the few matches he played at Manchester United but with this brief tenure that gave a deep impression to almost everyone including for Leicester where they faced Manchester United in the Ruud van Nistelrooy era and they lost with a fairly crushing score where they in the first match in the league cup lost by a score of 5-2 and in the EPL they lost by a score of 3 goals without reply.

So when there is a polemic where Ruud van Nistelrooy decides to leave when Amorim comes to Manchester United then this is clearly a very good opportunity for Leicester to take advantage of the momentum.
Now although there is still no guarantee of Ruud van Nistelrooy's success at Leicester but of course there is a hope for them to improve the performance that is currently still not going very well for Leicester.

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Quote from: SatoPrincess on November 29, 2024, 04:00:17 PM

Leicester City has appointed Ruud van Nistelrooy as their new head coach. It is obvious that Ruud’s short but successful tenure in Manchester United paved a path for his managerial career. nd his tactical influence on players to help them gain their lost form and play attractive football. Ruud can Nistelrooy made mark as a Manchester United player and coach. Ruud van Nistelrooy is a talented and promising young coach with the tactical expertise and management skills necessary to succeed at Leicester City.

This is a very good appointment from Leicester City. They made the right decision by sacking Cooper. I don't even know why they appointed Cooper in the first place, his appointment showed that Leicester City lost their ambition and it was obvious that the Man was taking them back to relegation. But with this appointment of Ruud Van Niestelrooy it appears the club is now on the right track and are ready for success. Ruud performance as the interim coach of Manchester United was quite impressive and I think that was what gave him this job. His CV is quite good as a player and as a coach. I think he can cope with the work pressure from Leicester City and he will take time to transform Leicester City to their best form. I'm really happy for him. At least he is still coaching in the premier league, a league he knows very well. So he won't have much problem to adapt to the culture at Leicester and he will do very well there. Now Leicester City fans can celebrate because with Ruud in charge, they are sure of avoiding relegation.

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Quote from: Josefjix on November 29, 2024, 05:56:18 PM

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In the four games that Ruud Van Nisterooy managed Manchester United, they didn't lose any and that I think is a testament that the Dutch manager will make a good signing for Leicester City. When I saw the news of his appointment, I was very happy that he got a good job of managing an English Premier League club few weeks after being relieved from his job at Manchester United.

Leicester City plays Brentford tomorrow and I hope they help their manager start his reign with a win.

A great boast for his career but I think it's too early to start his managerial career in a relegation team with more pressure, he had a good short time at Manchester united and he did very well and handled the season greatly. Thought he was going to a less intense league to start his career to gain more experience.

It was a big stepping stone for Ruud Van Nistelrooy during his time as Manchester United's interim coach, because with his performance he immediately got a team that wanted him. But it is not easy to do something very good, especially with the team's condition which is not too good, it could be a very big challenge for him. However, if he is successful with Leicester City, then he will be one of the ones who are eyed by many big teams. Like Xabi Alonso, when he managed to bring history to Leverkusen he became one of the coaches who was targeted by many big teams.

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Quote from: SatoPrincess on November 29, 2024, 04:00:17 PM

Leicester City has appointed Ruud van Nistelrooy as their new head coach. It is obvious that Ruud’s short but successful tenure in Manchester United paved a path for his managerial career. nd his tactical influence on players to help them gain their lost form and play attractive football. Ruud can Nistelrooy made mark as a Manchester United player and coach. Ruud van Nistelrooy is a talented and promising young coach with the tactical expertise and management skills necessary to succeed at Leicester City.

With his performance as an interim coach in Manchester United within a short period, I knew he would not be out of a job for too long. Ruud van Nistelrooy picked up a team that was in distress and brought it back to life by winning three games and drawing one in four matches. He has also shown his worth when he was in charge of PSV Eindhoven for one season. The former United striker was able to win the KNVB Cup and Johan Cruyff Shield.

His job in Leicester will start next week on Tuesday in the Premiership home game between his team and West Ham at King Power Stadium. The Foxes will be expecting to experience a glorious time with him just as they had with the Italian coach Claudio Ranieri. Seeing a young coach taking a big job is commendable and I hope he becomes successful.

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