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You are right here. Coaching is an entirely different talent, and not everyone who succeeds in playing football might succeed in coaching. However, there are players with the talent of coaching. Even while they play at a young age, the spirit of coaching is still in them. And if they have the opportunity in the future, they will end up managing any club.
The question is if Van Nistelrooy is promoted to be the head coach will he be a better coach than Erik Ten Hag? Manchester United fans shouldn't push things this far, let Ten Hag stay till the season is over. What the club should do is not give him any money for players again, they should manage what they've got till the end of the season.
I think Manchester United should consider a non-Dutch coach if they really want to improve their performance. Michael Carrick is the one who so far has impressed me as being the future coach of Manchester United, of course because I think he really understands English football. Michael Carrick has served as Manchester United coach before, but that was only for a few matches when Manchester United did not have a coach. Manchester United have performed well under Michael Carrick, so I think he deserves another chance for at least 2 seasons.
Jose Mourinho has become the most successful coach for Manchester United since Alex Ferguson retired. Mourinho won 3 titles although he also failed to win the Premier League title. Meanwhile, 5 other coaches including Ten Hag, Ralf Rangnick, Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Louis van Gaal and David Moyes are not better than Mourinho. Ryan Giggs and Michael Carrick look good to get a better chance, but I'm not sure if the management will appoint either of them as coach.