MANCHESTER - Manchester United (NYSE:MANU) has announced the departure of Erik ten Hag from his position as the manager of the club's men's first team. The Dutchman, who took up the role in April 2022, steered the team to win the Carabao Cup in 2023 and the FA Cup in 2024 during his tenure.
The club expressed appreciation for ten Hag's contributions and wished him well for his future endeavors. Following this change in leadership, former Manchester United player Ruud van Nistelrooy will take over as interim head coach. He will be supported by the existing coaching staff while the club seeks a permanent replacement.
The decision marks a significant shift for Manchester United, a club with a storied history in English and European football. The club's leadership has not yet provided specific reasons for ten Hag's departure or details about the search for a new permanent head coach.
This managerial change comes as Manchester United continues to compete in the current season, with van Nistelrooy expected to lead the team in the interim. The club is focused on maintaining stability and performance as they transition to new management.
The information regarding these developments is based on a press release statement from Manchester United.
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