Breaking News: Van Nistelrooy Shock Manchester United fans as he got his new Appointment After Leaving Man Utd – DONE DEAL

United Stand columnist Sam Cohen claims that Ruud van Nistelrooy, who left Manchester United, has sought for the manager position at Coventry City to succeed Mark Robins.

When Erik Ten Hag was fired last month, the great Dutch striker, who had been named as his assistant manager in the summer, took over as the first team’s temporary manager. He managed four games before the club hired Ruben Amorim.

Van Nistelrooy earned a draw against Chelsea in the Premier League and defeated Leicester twice and PAOK in the Europa League before being stripped of his responsibilities when Amorim decided not to retain him on his backroom staff.

Van Nistelrooy Apply for a Job in Coventry
This month, Sky Blues made the unexpected choice to fire Robins.

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In a shocking turn of events about his future, Van Nistelrooy has now applied to be manager of Coventry, following the club’s decision to fire Mark Robins earlier this month, which many in the business found surprising.

Another applicant for the position is Frank Lampard, but the club is still accepting applications and has not yet extended an offer to anyone.

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At his last club, PSV Eindhoven in the Eredivisie, Van Nistelrooy managed the first team and guided them to a second-place league finish before leaving because of a falling out with the board over player transfers.

Prior to choosing to rejoin Man United and join Ten Hag’s backroom crew, he was anticipated to accept another position in the summer, with a move to Burnley thought to be imminent. Instead, Scott Parker was assigned to Turf Moor.

However, it will undoubtedly come as a huge shock to be sent down to the Championship so soon after leaving Old Trafford. The 48-year-old has demonstrated a desire to move down the divisions in order to gain more experience, and if he is hired, United supporters will undoubtedly be rooting for him.