Ruud van Nistelrooy: Leicester boss leaves two months after relegation
As Leicester City, Ruud Van Nistelrooy’s long -awaited separation was approved for more than nine weeks after the Premier League fell from the Premier League.
The 48 -year -old Dutch supervised 19 defeats and received only five wins in 27 matches responsible for East Midlands Club last season.
Leicester’s cluster fell, five matches of the campaign, but the former PSV Eindhoven boss saw the season and continued for another month after being concluded.
The drawing nature of Van Nistelrooy, which the championship club was “mutually accepted”, was described as “amazing” and “confusion” by former Foxes striker Matt Fryatt in early June.
The club is currently not only trying to gather again for the second seasons in the championship in just three years, but also faced the potential points for the next season after allegedly violating the British Football League’s financial rules.
Van Nistelrooy said he wanted to “wish the club well” for the future.
“I would like to thank Leicester City players, coaches, academies and all the staff I work with for their professionalism and devotion during my time at the club.” Leicester’s website.– external
Former Everton and Burnley boss Sean Dyche are largely linked to the place of the Dutch in the King Power Stadium before returning to the second stage of England.
While the first team coaching staff controls the beginning of Leicester’s pre -season work, the Foxes hierarchy is trying to bring a new boss for the beginning of the new campaign against Sheffield on Wednesday, August 10th.
