Arjen Robben has given his blessing to Manchester United's proposed move to make Louis van Gaal their next manager.
The
Bayern Munich winger, who plays under Van Gaal for Holland's national
team, was signed by the former Barcelona boss in the summer of 2009.
Although
he played for him for less than two seasons in Germany, Robben insists
that Van Gaal is the right man to take over permanently from David Moyes
at Old Trafford.
Robben
said: ‘I owe Van Gaal a lot - he really helped me as a player. I was not
always playing for Bayern - but still he continued to pick me for the
national team.
‘That
faith he showed in me helped me as a player - and then I went on to
play some of the best football of my career for Bayern.
‘I
was not a special case - he shows faith in all of his players - and
that is one of the reasons why players want to play for him - and why
they like to play for him.'
Van
Gaal is known as a disciplinarian but Robben believes the Dutchman will
create a strong team spirit if he is given the job at Old Trafford.
He
added: ‘There is something about going into a Van Gaal dressing room
and training sessions - there is a positive vibe and a warmth to the
place.
‘He creates a special environment for his players - and Manchester United will be very fortunate to have him as their coach.’
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