Ralf Rangnick looks back on his time as Manchester United manager. In an interview with ‘Sport1’, the 64-year-old explains: “Of course it wasn’t an easy time. The time to get there back then, there could have been better ones.” Rangnick worked as interim coach for the Red Devils between December 2021 and May 2022. In 29 games he scored an average of 1.45 points. He is now the coach of the Austrian national team.
Rangnick believes his time at Old Trafford has sparked important changes at the club: “Many of the things that we discussed internally back then have now been implemented. They brought in a lot of new players. Other players who, for various reasons, were not able to perform at their best at the time are now in top form again when they are fit.” And further: “You now have the opportunity to develop as a team again. You have a really good coach in Erik ten Hag.”
