Ruud van Nistelrooy and Rene Hake may serve as assistant directors this year, as well as Erik ten Hag.
One of his previous team-mates claims that Ruud van Nistelrooy will not like how he is handling his new position at Manchester United.
The original Dutch forward joined Rene Hake as one of two new assistant tutors at Old Trafford ahead of the new plan, with van Nistelrooy having formerly enjoyed success in Holland with PSV Eindhoven.
Questions have been raised about whether Ten Hag's potential has been merely an instant back-up from INEOS, in the event that their intentions for the past Achilles director are immediately scuppered.
Everyone is aware of Manchester United's plans to fire Erik ten Hag, and that includes appointing Ruud van Nistelrooy, according to Dwight Yorke, who just spoke to BoyleSports.
" It's really not an appropriate scenario, if you are the boss. I know Ruud individually and he's a great man, he's got his own interests, he's evidently set that out in the history.
I can only say for myself; I dislike it when I start a job because I know I ca n't really trust myself if things do n't go well for my boss. Something is not quite right about that, in my opinion, because although he's quite professional, I'm sure he'll go in there and perform all his due diligence for the boss and work under the owner's routine- but I do n't like the bigger picture.
" I've got to be honest. I'd rather be clear about my desire to work as a full-time director and sit on the side. Even though you're pushed for the team to win, I do n't think the environment is right, even though Ruud does, and that's true of Ruud, but if things do n't go well, there will be only one person who will be fired and be blamed.
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