Breaking news : Manchester United head coach reveals what he wants from Manchester United in other to succeed.

 Former Manchester United defender

 Gary Pallister has advised Ralf Rangnick 

to 'be the enforcer' in order to succeed at 

Old Trafford. Rangnick has been hired by 

Manchester United as the club's interim 

boss until the end of the season following the

 sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.



Manchester United parted ways with 


Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after the club's 4-1 


defeat to Watford on November 20. Michael


 Carrick was appointed caretaker manager


 and led the club to a 2-0 win over Villarreal


 in the Champions League, a 1-1 draw at 


Chelsea, and an impressive 3-2 victory 


over Arsenal on Thursday night.



Ralf Rangnick is widely considered 


the 'father of gegegenpressing' and is expected


 to implement a similar style of football at 


Old Trafford. Pallister has advised Rangnick 


to take control of the dressing room and


 'be the man' at Manchester United.



"I think he's [Rangnick] got to come

 in there and be the man, be the 

enforcer, and I'm sure he will be,

 and he'll bring into place the way

 he sees the game being played 

and I think they'll all know he's 

the boss," said Pallister as per 

the Manchester Evening News.


Reports suggested a number of Manchester


 United stars had lost faith in Ole Gunnar


 Solskjaer's ability to lead the club 


to silverware towards the end of his reign 


at Old Trafford.



The Red Devils have, however, shown 


signs of revival in recent weeks. Manchester


 United secured qualification to the last-


16 of the Champions League thanks to their 


2-0 win away at Villarreal last week.



The 20-time Premier League champions 


have also climbed up to seventh place in 


the Premier League table and are just 


three points behind fourth-placed West Ham.



Manchester United's performance 

against Arsenal gave a glimpse into

 the type of football they could play

 under Ralf Rangnick




Manchester United claimed a crucial


 3-2 victory over an in-form Arsenal side 


at Old Trafford on Thursday night in the 


Premier League. Despite conceding two


 goals to Mikle Arteta's side, Manchester 


United's overall performance is likely to 


have boosted the morale of the players 


and the club's fans.



Manchester United created quite a few


 goal-scoring opportunities against Arsenal


 and were able to win the ball back high 


up the pitch on a number of occasions thanks


 to their high press.



Ralf Rangnick is well-renowned for his 


high-pressing, attacking, 'heavy metal' 


style of football. The 63-year-old is therefore


 likely to take the positives from Manchester 


United's performance against Arsenal and


 look to build on it.



The Red Devils will face a tricky test against


 Patrick Vieira's Crystal Palace on 


Sunday at Old Trafford.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Breaking news : Good news for Manchester United fans as star striker returns as a boost to the squad that will face Norwich city .

Image
 Edinson Cavani could make his comeback  against Norwich City this evening, according  to Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick.  Last month, the Uruguayan international  worsened a tendon injury, forcing him to  miss his country's World Cup qualifiers.  The 34-year-old has remained on the sidelines  since, but Rangnick has stated that he could  return against the Canaries on matchday.  "The only plausible possibility," he told  Manutd.com, "could be Edi [Cavani]." "We'll  have to wait and see," says the narrator.  "He was working with the team yesterday  and a few days prior, so we'll have to see  how he feels today."  Raphael Varane (fitness) and Anthony  Martial (knee) will miss the game, according  to Rangnick, although they are expected to  recover soon.  Aaron Wan-Bissaka (knee) and Nemanja  Matic  (flu) are both questionable for  the match, but Paul Pogba is sidelined...
Read more

Breaking news: Ralf Ragnick sends a very important message to Manchester United board over a player who he claims is a perfect fit for his formation and his gengenpressing tactics , also gives verdict on Paul pogba .

Image
  Man United have made a positive start  to life under Ralf Rangnick, with the German manager yet to taste defeat in any competition but they’ve also not played for a considerable amount of time, as their last fixture came  on 11th December. It is still yet to be seen whether or not  Rangnick is given free rein to sign the players he wishes or if the purse strings are tightened given he is just a temporary manager, but  if he is allowed to bring in new recruits, he could look the centre of midfield given their slight  lack of options, with Fred, Scott McTominay,  Nemanja Matic and Donny van de Beek  their available first-team players as it stands  with Paul Pogba injured. Someone who could be an option in January is Barcelona man Frenkie de Jong as he is  young enough to recoup a decent amount of  money for his current club, and given their  financial restraints, coupled with the fact they are seemingly set to sign F...
Read more