Louis van Gaal will be armed with a £6million-a-year salary and a £200million transfer budget to help him ‘make history’ as Manchester United’s new manager. The Holland coach’s appointment as David Moyes’ successor on a three-year deal was finally confirmed at 2pm on Monday, an hour after an internal email informed staff of the new managerial structure. In a move that could be viewed as paving the way for a possible succession, Ryan Giggs was installed as his assistant. Giggs immediately announced his retirement as a player to concentrate on his new role. Meet the new boss: Louis van Gaal will be given £200million to revamp the Manchester United squad Bowing out: United legend Ryan Giggs, who called time on his playing career, will be Van Gaals No 2 Class of 92: The futures of United icons like Phil Neville (left) and Paul Scholes remain unlcear
Posted on: Tue, 20 May 2014 03:39:32 +0000
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