Erik ten Hag has been utilising Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's final appointment as Manchester United manager to help the Red Devils during their promising pre-season campaign.
Highly-rated coach Eric Ramsay was snapped up by Solskjaer last summer, five months before his sacking following a run of dire results in November 2021. Recruited from Chelsea to work on set-pieces and individual player development, the former Shrewsbury Town and Swansea City coach has been kept on by new boss Ten Hag after surviving Ralf Rangnick 's chaotic interim period.
This past weekend, United returned from their tour of Thailand and Australia, and there it was revealed how exactly Ramsay was working in the backroom team alongside Ten Hag's trusted lieutenants, Steve McClaren and Mitchell van der Gaag. According to the Athletic, while the aforementioned pair have been in close contact with the new Red Devils boss during training and leading the sessions. Ramsay is described as a 'quieter presence' who offers 'diligent assistance'.
