RALF RANGNICK has had his consultancy role at Manchester United SCRAPPED after a dismal season at Old Trafford.
The German had been scheduled to transition into an advisory role for the next two years.
Now though that is no longer the case after the two parties mutually agreed to part ways.
SunSport exclusively revealed last month that Rangnick's position at the club was in doubt.
The 63-year-old confirmed the news in a press conference with the Austrian national team.
The "demands of his new role" as boss of Austria are the reason for his exit.
Read More On Man Utd
Rangnick LEAVES United, Frenkie de Jong boost, £50m Ruben Neves bid
Play the Sun Vegas wheel for FREE every day between midday and midnight
In a statement United thanked Rangnick for his efforts, which included a lowest Premier League points tally in Red Devils' history.
It said: “We would like to thank Ralf Rangnick for his efforts as interim manager over the past six months.
“By mutual agreement, Ralf will now focus solely on his new role as manager of the Austria national team and will not therefore be taking up a consultancy role at Old Trafford.
“We would like to wish Ralf the best of luck in this next chapter of his career.”
Most read in Football
LIVERPOOL 0 Real Madrid 1 
Vinicius Jr gives Spaniards 14th Champions League title
Furious Toni Kroos storms out of interview after winning Champions League final
Carroll returns home for showdown with fiancée after sharing bed with blondes
Uefa release statement over Champ League final delay with chaos outside stadium
FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS – BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERS
Rangnick had been scheduled to work just six days a month in his consultancy position, juggling the role with being head coach of Austria.
Reports earlier this month claimed Rangnick was determined to juggle the consultancy position with the Austria job.
Rangnick's first game in charge of Austria is a Nations League clash against Croatia on Friday.
Home and away clashes against Denmark follow next month, with a clash against France scheduled in between.
Rangnick's poor time at United is underlined by his points-per-game value of 1.5 and win rate of just 42 per cent, the lowest of any United manager in the Premier League era.
The former Schalke manager has been succeeded in the position by Erik ten Hag, and was set to give the Dutchman advice on the squad he inherits.
Source: Read Full Article