Ralf Rangnick admits Man United are in dire need of a huge rebuild this summer but urges the Red Devils to target ‘hungry’ players over big names as the German appears to hint his current squad do not have the appetite to play at Old Trafford
Ralf Rangnick will step down as Man United interim boss at the end of the seasonBut the German has already told the club who they should target in summerRangnick urged United to sign players who want to develop their own careersHe believes ‘hungry’ players will bring a different level of motivation to the club
Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick insisted the Red Devils need a rebuild and should target ‘hungry’ players this summer.
Under Rangnick, United are back in the race for top four, currently sitting sixth, three points off fourth place Arsenal.
But the gap between the Red Devils and the top of the table is still massive and whoever takes over at the club faces a challenging task to bridge it.
Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick urged the club to target ‘hungry’ players
Rangnick is set to step away from his role as manager at the end of the season but his future at Old Trafford is uncertain with his upcoming advisory role at the club still to be confirmed.
But the German has clear ideas on how United should tackle the transfer window as he claimed the club needs to sign ‘hungry’ players, hinting that his current squad don’t have the appetite to play for the Red Devils.
‘It’s obvious that something needs to be changed, something needs to be rebuilt in the summer,’ he told Sky Sports.
The German appeared to hint that his current squad don’t have the appetite to play for United
‘The team could do with some more highly-talented, hungry players who really want to develop their own careers.
‘I don’t…