Benni McCarthy, first team coach - Manchester United I see now that they are making the changes that I wanted when I was there and I would probably still be there and in charge of a very competitive team. You have to make hard decisions in football if you want to succeed. I felt like there were people at the club who took you 5 steps back after making 10 steps forward. McCarthy also spoke about his time at AmaZulu and how he feels the club is only making that he suggested now. He took me into his office and we just spoke about football, about Dutch football and he laid down his vision for the club and he believed that he can take the club back to the glory days and he wanted me part of that project. I drove back up to Scotland and the whole way back I was trying to replay what happened. He said he would let me know, but he said the job is mine if I want it.

He loved that because that matched his philosophy and how he wanted to play. I worked with the reserve players and the players enjoyed the session and there were clear ideas for all the players involved in the attack.

He asked me to come to a training session and assess the attacking options he had and said he wanted to bring someone on board who knows what they are doing. When Rob told me that Erik Ten Hag wanted to see me and speak to me, I got a bit of a lump in my throat. Speaking to Robert Marawa on #MSW, McCarthy gave insight into how his move to the 20-time English League Champions materialised. On 30 July 2022, McCarthy was appointed by manager, Erik ten Hag, as the forwards coach at Manchester United, where he's been tasked with getting the likes of Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and Jadon Sancho scoring freely. McCarthy was head coach at Amazulu from 2020 to 2022 before taking up the role at the Red Devils. Manchester United first-team coach and South African football legend, Benni McCarthy says he never thought that working at Manchester United would be a reality for him. The Logo of Manchester United Football Club on the Jersey.

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