Ruben Amorim's arrival at Manchester United marks a significant transition period, with former striker Ruud van Nistelrooy confirming he won't be part of the new coaching setup.

Van Nistelrooy, who served as interim manager and led United to a 5-2 victory over Leicester City in the Carabao Cup, stated: "I'm here to help the club in any way, but now it's time for Amorim to build his own team."

Amorim is bringing his trusted coaching team from Sporting CP, including:

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

This transition marks a clear shift in United's coaching structure as Amorim implements his tactical vision. While Van Nistelrooy's experience and leadership will be missed, his departure allows the new manager to establish his own methodology without interference.

The Portuguese tactician's successful track record at Sporting CP positions him well to lead Manchester United's revival. With a blend of emerging talent and experienced players at his disposal, Amorim faces the challenge of returning the club to title contention.

The focus now shifts to how quickly Amorim can implement his strategies and transform United's playing style. His appointment represents a fresh start for the club as they aim to recapture their former glory under new leadership.

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