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Ralf Rangnick has overseen his first training

 session at Manchester United as the clubs

 new interim boss finally got down to 

work after taking the reins earlier this week.

The 63-year-old was unveiled to the 

press on Friday and vowed to help turn 

the tide at United following a turgid start to 

the campaign, resulting in Ole Gunnar

 Solskjaer's sacking.

Covid and Visa reasons has delayed 

Rangnick's arrival and he was forced to 

watch United's 3-2 victory over Arsenal 

from the stands, with caretaker manager 

Michael Carrick overseeing the thrilling 

win at Old Trafford.

And now United have released images 

of Rangnick putting his new squad through

 their paces as he bids to haul them up 

the league table and into the top four.

The 63-year-old cut a relaxed figure 

during the training session at United's 

Carrington Training Complex, casting his 

eye over the likes of Donny van de Beek 

and Anthony Martial - who had been frozen

 out by Solskjaer this season.

Rangnick is famed for modelling the

 gegenpressing system that has become

 popular under Jurgen Klopp and Thomas 

Tuchel, and he is expected to implement 

a similar style at United.

However, the former RB Leipzig manager 

said on Friday that he will adapt his style 

to the players he has at his disposal, insisting

 that veteran striker Cristiano Ronaldo 

need not worry about his playing time

 during his tenure.

‘

You always have to adapt your style or 

idea of football to the players you have 

available, not vice versa,’ he said. ‘Having 

seen Cristiano yesterday [Thursday], at his 

age I’ve never seen a player who is still that 

physically fit. He’s still a player who can easily

 make the difference.

‘So it’s about how we can develop the 

whole team, not only Cristiano. What I saw

 from Cristiano, he is more than willing 

to do that, to put his input into the team. 

His team-mates will have to do the same.

‘It’s not about pressing for pressing’s sake, 

it’s about control. This is the major target.’

Rangnick also revealed that he spoke 

with Solskjaer for two hours last week as 

the former United boss gave his successor

 the rundown of his new squad.

'I spoke with Ole last Sunday before the 

Chelsea game,’ said Rangnick. ‘He was

 very generous to spend one and a half 

hours on the phone with me telling me 

his insight and details about the team.

‘I met with Michael two days ago and 

had a conversation with him for more than 

an hour. I was trying to convince him to 

stay on board, but he had obviously taken

 the decision weeks ago that he needed 

a break after 30 years in professional 

football.

‘I’m more than happy to work with 

the current coaching staff because I 

need their experience and expertise 

regarding the squad. I will try to find people 

who can join us but due to the Brexit

 regulations it’s not easy.

‘Many of my former colleagues are in 

long-term contracts with big clubs so are

 not available right now.’