Ruud van Nistelrooy will not join Ruben Amorim's coaching staff at Manchester United, as the Portuguese manager assembles his team for the Old Trafford project. Van Nistelrooy, who served as interim manager and led United to a 5-2 victory over Leicester City in the Carabao Cup, has confirmed his departure.

"I'm here to help the club in any way, but now it's time for Amorim to build his own team," stated Van Nistelrooy, demonstrating his support for the incoming management.

Amorim's backroom staff will include several key figures from his successful tenure at Sporting CP:

• Carlos Fernandes
• Adélio Cândido
• Jorge Vital (goalkeeper coach)

These appointments will help implement Amorim's tactical philosophy at Manchester United. While Van Nistelrooy's departure marks the end of an era for the club legend, it paves the way for Amorim's fresh approach to rebuilding the team.

The Portuguese manager's proven track record at Sporting CP positions him well to lead Manchester United's revival. His challenge will be to blend the club's young talent with experienced players while implementing his distinctive playing style and returning the club to title contention.

With Amorim's coaching team now taking shape, attention turns to how quickly they can transform Manchester United's fortunes and restore the club's competitive edge in both domestic and European competitions.

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