RALF RANGNICK has reportedly ‘b*****ed’ Manchester United players that have exploited Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s ‘soft’ rule. And the interim boss is said to be ‘taken aback by the chaos’ at the club. Solskjaer was sacked in November following a poor run of results and was subsequently replaced by Rangnick initially until the end of the […]
RALF RANGNICK has reportedly ‘b*****ed’ Manchester United players that have exploited Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s ‘soft’ rule.
And the interim boss is said to be ‘taken aback by the chaos’ at the club.
Solskjaer was sacked in November following a poor run of results and was subsequently replaced by Rangnick initially until the end of the season before he steps upstairs for a consultant role.
Now a report from The Independent claims that the 63-year-old was ‘taken aback by the chaos’ at Old Trafford when he first arrived.
And one of the things he was not happy about was the discovery of a soft rule that was put in place by Solskjaer which some players have allegedly been exploiting.
The Norwegian’s predecessor Jose Mourinho would snub stars that would not ‘go to the limit’ due to physical issues.
But Solskjaer was said to be the opposite, with it being alleged that it was an ‘open secret’ that United players with minor issues would miss away games ‘that they didn’t fancy’.
Rangnick apparently ‘b******ed’ the squad and ‘delivered some home truths’ upon discovering this, according to this fresh report.
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The German has been struggling to implement his style on the Red Devils and has not been helped by rumours circulating that the team are unhappy with his training methods.
But back-to-back wins over Brighton and Leeds have put United back in the hunt for a top four finish in the Premier League.
Now they have switched their attention to the Champions League as they prepare to travel to Atletico Madrid in the first leg of their last-16 clash tomorrow.
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