Louis Van Gaal Believes Man City Financial Scandal Contributed to Man Utd Sacking
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A Dutchman thinks he'd have stayed on Old Trafford for longer without that.
If Manchester City hadn't cheated, Louis van Gaal probably wouldn't have been sacked by Manchester United in 2016. He is convinced of that himself. Van Gaal calls it 'the deciding factor'.
Louis van Gaal believes Man City financial scandal contributed to Man Utd sacking
Former Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal believes Manchester City’s financial rule breaches may have contributed directly to his dismissal at Old Trafford in 2016. The Dutchman was sacked after United finished fifth in the Premier League, missing out in Champions League qualification to their neighbours on goal difference. Both Manchester clubs accumulated 66 points, […]
Louis van Gaal considers that the Manchester City financial case was able to influence his departure from Manchester United in 2016.
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