The 48-year-old Dutchman shared his passion for Manchester United, stating, "I’m here to help and serve and give my everything for the club in any capacity." Van Nistelrooy, who has overseen United’s transitional period, is expected to lead the team in several more matches until Amorim’s arrival is finalized.

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Transition Period Under Van Nistelrooy

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While Amorim’s move from Sporting Lisbon is in process, Van Nistelrooy is expected to manage upcoming fixtures, including crucial games in the Premier League and the Europa League. If Amorim’s start is delayed, Van Nistelrooy could lead the team against Chelsea, PAOK, and a league rematch with Leicester, providing stability during the managerial transition.

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Van Nistelrooy’s Connection with Players

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Van Nistelrooy also shared his thoughts on players like Casemiro, who contributed significantly in the win over Leicester.

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Highlights from the match:

• - Casemiro and Bruno Fernandes both scored twice, while Alejandro Garnacho also found the net.
• - Leicester’s Bilal El Khannouss and Conor Coady scored in reply, but it was not enough to bridge United’s lead.

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Commenting on Casemiro’s recent challenges, Van Nistelrooy defended the Brazilian star, saying, “He didn’t deserve the criticism he got after the Liverpool match. His history speaks for itself, and he’s been nothing but a model professional in training.”

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Looking Forward

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Van Nistelrooy emphasized his readiness to continue helping Manchester United: "In any role, my goal is to build the club's future." His dedication and desire to remain involved in the coaching staff reflect his longstanding commitment to the team, reinforcing his invaluable influence during this period of change at Old Trafford.