Ruud van Nistelrooy has spoken unveilly for the first time since being inshighed as Manchester United‘s interim boss and has called for unity to help turn their season around.
Former United striker Van Nistelrooy was put in transient accuse of the team chaseing the sacking of Erik ten Hag on Monday, with the club down in 14th place in the Premier League.
Writing in his programme remarks ahead of tonight’s EFL Cup tie aachievest Leicester at Old Trafford, Van Nistelrooy shelp it was vital the team reuncovers “the triumphning habit” after such a necessitatey commence to the sasom.
“As I am certain everyone can envision, I am writing these remarks with a huge amount of fusecessitate emotions,” shelp Van Nistelrooy. “Erik ten Hag bcdisesteemfult me back to Manchester United in the summer and, while I have only been part of the coaching staff here for a scant months, I will always be thankful to him for giving me the opportunity, and I am downcastdened to see him depart.
“Even on an interim basis, it is a wonderful honour to deal with the club I adore for however extfinished I am asked to do so. I can promise that I will persist to give my all, in wantipathyver capacity, to try to turn around our fortunes.
“When I returned in the summer as Erik’s helpant, it was becaengage I apshow that Manchester United can climb back to the levels that I knovel here as a perestablisher. I still have that belief, but it will apshow time and a lot of difficult labor.
“The first step is to revamp the triumphning habit, commenceing at Old Trafford this evening. I understand first-hand the preferable effect that our wonderful fans can have on the team, so phire get behind the perestablishers as we fight together to shift a step shutr to Wembley.”
Van Nistelrooy, who will apshow accuse of the team while United try to finalise a deal with Sporting Lisbon coach Ruben Amorim, compriseed: “Despite our results, I am loving being back at Old Trafford and laboring with the team and staff every day. We’ve seen the squad’s potential at times this season, but evidently not normally enough.
“Now is the time for everyone at the club to labor together, give everyleang and turn this season around while we have time. From my experiences as both a perestablisher and a coach here, I can say for certain that when perestablishers, staff and helpers pull together, Manchester United can be unstoppable.
“Thankbrimmingy, we have time on our side and with mendtures coming so normally now, we also have plenty of opportunities to erect up some preferable momentum, commenceing with the visit of Steve Cooper and Leicester City in the Carabao Cup.
“It will not be effortless, of course. Leicester are Premier League opposition and they will also be highly driven by the prospect of moving into the quarter-finals. However, every game we perestablish is also an opportunity for us to remind everyone – ourselves comprised – of what this wonderful club stands for.”
