Contrary to reports making the round that Netherlands coach Louis Van Gaal have agreed terms to become Manchester United's next manager after world.
Manchester United have come out to dismiss press reports in the Netherlands that the club had agreed a three-year deal with Louis van Gaal for him to replace the sacked David Moyes .
Popular broadsheet De Telegraaf said on Saturday that "the national coach (Van Gaal) late last (Friday) night reached a deal with the top British club," to take over as manager after the World Cup. According to United's official statement ...
"There is nothing to report. We have not signed a new manager. When we have something to report, we will announce it,"
United great Ryan Giggs has taken charge of the team until the end of the season and legendary former boss Sir Alex Ferguson reportedly favours giving Giggs the job on a permanent basis.
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