Shrishh Attavar
Manchester United assistant coach Eric Ramsay signs deal to take charge of Minnesota United
Eric Ramsay, the assistant manager at Manchester United, has taken a significant step in his coaching career by signing a contract to manage Major League Soccer (MLS) outfit Minnesota United. The move comes after Adrian Heath departs from Minnesota in October, leaving the club without a permanent manager since then.
Reports suggest that talks between Ramsay and Minnesota United have been progressing rapidly in recent days, culminating in Ramsay putting pen to paper on the deal. However, the start date for Ramsay’s tenure in Minnesota remains uncertain due to the visa formalities.
In the meantime, Ramsay will continue his duties at Manchester United and remain with the team for their next three games, including the highly anticipated derby against Manchester City on March 3rd. This transitional period allows Ramsay to fulfil his obligations with Manchester United while preparing for his new role with Minnesota United. [Metro]
Thank You, Ramsay!
At just 32 years old, Ramsay has quickly risen through the coaching ranks and stands widely regarded as one of the top young coaches in English football. His coaching journey began at Swansea City’s youth setup before moving on to work at Chelsea’s academy for two years. Ramsay also had a brief stint coaching alongside Rob Page with the Wales national team.
Ramsay’s decision to join Minnesota United marks a significant step in his coaching career, showcasing his ambition to take on new challenges and test his abilities in a different footballing environment. Despite seeing himself approached by Blackpool Town to become their permanent manager last year, Ramsay opted to continue his development at Manchester United under the guidance of Erik ten Hag and his coaching staff.
His experience and expertise will undoubtedly come as valuable assets for Minnesota United as they aim to make an impact in the MLS. Ramsay’s track record of working with top clubs and his dedication to continuous learning and improvement make him a promising addition to the coaching staff at Minnesota United.
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As Ramsay embarks on this new chapter in his career, Manchester United fans will undoubtedly wish him well in his future endeavors while also recognizing the contribution he has made to the club during his time at Old Trafford.
