Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has been accused of ignoring Ryan Giggs and delegating coaching responsibilites to his Dutch staff.
Giggs was appointed assistant following the arrival of Van Gaal last
term, while Dutchmen Frans Hoek and Albert Stuivenberg were also added
to the coaching staff.
The former winger is the favourite to succeed Van Gaal as United
manager at the end of next season, having enjoyed a brief spell in
charge after David Moyes was sacked in 2013.
However, former Netherlands international Wim Kieft believes Giggs is
being mistreated and pointed to an incident during United's defeat to
PSV on Tuesday night.
"No one in Holland could believe what we saw when United played PSV
Eindhoven in the Champions League," the 52-year-old told the Mirror.
"When Luke Shaw was injured, they had eight minutes to prepare Marcos Rojo to come on as a substitute.
"How did they use that time? First of all, Frans Hoek comes out with a
pack of papers and then has to put his glasses on to read instructions
out to [Marcos] Rojo.
"Then Van Gaal's other assistant, Albert Stuivenberg, goes and tells Rojo what to do.
"And finally, Van Gaal thinks, 'I better instruct him in my own words', so, he is, the third guy telling Rojo how to play.
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