Ralf Rangnick blasts 'sticking-plaster strategy' to Man Utd staff and demands change
dailystar.co.ukRalf Rangnick has reportedly slammed Manchester United chiefs for their “sticking-plaster” transfer strategy.The German took over as the Red Devils’ interim manager in December in a bid to recover the season following the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
But things appear to have gotten worse under the former RB Leipzig boss, with Man United crashing out of all cup competitions and on course to miss out on Champions League football next season.And Rangnick has now put the blame on United bosses for their “short-sighted” strategy when it comes to transfers.
According to journalist Steve Bates, the United manager has directly called out director of football John Murtough.He reportedly voiced his frustrations to Murtough over United signing players like Edinson Cavani at the end of their careers.
The signing of 30-year-old Chinese Super League striker Odion Ighalo in 2020 was another experiment Rangnick disapproved of.Rangnick believes it is that kind of short-term strategy with signings that has “no future” and has left United in sixth place with just four games left in the season.Do you think Man United will change their transfer strategy when Erik ten Hag takes over as manager?
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