Ralph Rangnick, a German football expert, arrived at United at a time when the club was in crisis as acting president. manager until he finds a replacement.
He should then move to the position of chief advisor.
Rangnick‘s coaching part did not yield results, United dropped out of the Champions League, and roses are not “blooming” in the Premier League either.
Last night’s defeat by Liverpool best reflects United’s helplessness.
“In the first 45 minutes, we played unacceptably bad. As we did not have any of the four back midfielders who win the balls in the middle, we decided on a defensive line with five players. Against Norwich, the rival had five or six great chances to score and if it weren’t for David de Gea, we could have easily finished with three or four balls in the net at home. So I decided to add another stopper. I think that our first half is a consequence of the formation – we simply did not play well “, said Rangnick.
“At half time, we moved from five to four in the last line. During the first 25 minutes of the second half, we played much better, but we did not score a goal that might change the game. “
Rangnik reminded that even his compatriot on the Liverpool bench, not everything went darker when he took over Liverpool.
“Jurgen came to Liverpool six years ago and finished the season eighth. That is the roundabout we are currently on. Klopp averaged 1.6 points per game that season, but with each passing transfer window his team has evolved into what it has become today. I don’t blame the players or anyone else, but we have to understand what kind of team Liverpool had at its disposal. Look at the four who were not in the protocol for the match – Roberto Firmino, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Minamino, Harvey Elliott.
Only Firmino was injured, while there was no room for the others. This shows the quality of the team that Jürgen and his professional staff have built in recent years “, said Rangnick, and concluded…
…”It’s not just about the quality of the players, but also about the mentality, energy, physical strength combined with great speed. I would say that Liverpool has 25 Formula 1 cars in their team. “
