Ralf Rangnick decides on time frame to 'fully sort out Man Utd's on-field issues'

dailystar.co.uk:

Manchester United's interim boss Ralf Rangnick has set a time frame to rebuild the Red Devils.United slumped to a 1-1 draw with Leicester City on Saturday evening - landing a huge dent to their Champions League hopes.

And speaking after the game, after concerns about the current crop of United talent, Rangnick suggested it won't be a quick fix at Old Trafford.The German told the BBC: "It takes right decisions and where you want to go to, what kind of players, what kind of manager, and then in every transfer window try to get the best possible solutions."He added: "This is possible.

This is not rocket science."It has to be done - and if that happens it does not necessarily need three or four years, maybe two or three transfer windows - then the situation could be different."Rangnick also fumed at his stars: "From what I have seen in the last couple of weeks and months, I don’t think we have a lack of character but what was obvious in some parts of the game is that we were second best with regards to physicality. What do you think is the main problem at Man United?

Let us know in the comments section "It was about one on one duels. Whenever there was body contact we were too often second best.