Former Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal believes the club can move back towards becoming successful now that Ed Woodward has left Old Trafford.
Woodward left United in February, leaving Richard Arnold to step into his shoes and become the club's new chief executive. Since stepping into the role, Arnold, 51, working alongside football director John Murtough, has faced the challenge of sourcing the club's new manager.
United turned to Erik ten Hag in April, and he officially took charge at Old Trafford last month. Van Gaal previously advised his countryman to consider turning down the job because United are a 'commercial club' and he would be 'better going to a football club'.
