Eric Ramsay has called time on his coaching career at Manchester United to take the reins as main man at Major League Soccer outfit Minnesota United.

The Welshman has been at Old Trafford since the summer of 2021 and in that time, worked alongside all three of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Ralf Rangnick and current Red Devils manager Erik ten Hag. Amid his appointment Stateside, Ramsey made a particularly pointed comment about his new club's “strong football culture”.

The 32-year-old, who became the youngest British coach to earn his UEFA Pro licence in 2019, will leave United after Sunday's Manchester derby. His final words as a member of Ten Hag's staff suggest Ramsay is keen to exit and harbours concerns over how the Red Devils operate internally.

His comments take on new meaning after it emerged that the United dressing room complained to coaches over the fact that they couldn't have the day off after Saturday's dismal home defeat by Fulham. Sundays are often spent at the club's Carrington training complex for warm-downs and video analysis.