It’ll most likely come as little shock to many who Ruud van Nistelrooy is being linked with a bunch of prime Premier League jobs.
The Dutchman is now in search of a brand new function after his brief tenure as Manchester United interim supervisor got here to an finish.
Van Nistelrooy caught the attention after taking on from Erik ten Hag, warming up the dugout for Ruben Amorim with three wins and a draw from 4 matches.
United scored 11 targets in his 4 video games in cost; two greater than they managed in Ten Hag’s remaining eight matches.
PL golf equipment warned in opposition to hiring Ruud van Nistelrooy
Van Nistelrooy’s work has now seen him linked with West Ham United, who’re struggling underneath summer time arrival Julen Lopetegui.
In the meantime, relegation battlers Wolves, Southampton and Crystal Palace are amongst those that are rumoured to be contemplating new managers. The likes of Steve Cooper and Sean Dyche are solely a foul run away from coming underneath immense strain at Leicester and Everton, respectively.
Nonetheless, former Palace chairman Simon Jordan has warned Premier League golf equipment in opposition to choosing Van Nistelrooy — who received KNVB Cup and Johan Cruyff Protect titles throughout a 51-game spell accountable for PSV Eindhoven.
“In case you are Wolves, Palace, Southampton or Leicester and also you determine to alter your supervisor, would you have a look at Ruud van Nistelrooy or would you have a look at David Moyes?” mentioned Jordan (through TBR).
“I couldn’t see any of these golf equipment realistically happening the Ruud van Nistelrooy route.”
Jordan additional defined: “I don’t assume he’s accomplished something at Man Utd. Three or 4 video games, two of them in opposition to Leicester? In opposition to PAOK, within the Europa League? Come on, give me a break.
“I don’t assume there’s anybody within the Premier League who has obtained a significant issue goes to show round and say; ‘You managed to get this [Man United squad] taking part in decently [so you deserve a chance at another club]’.”