Former Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has delivered a blunt assessment of the club’s situation, insisting that significant changes are required.
Rangnick’s comments, as reported by Softfootball, suggest that United need a complete overhaul if they are to return to the level expected of one of England’s biggest clubs.
The German coach previously warned that the Red Devils needed major changes during his time at Old Trafford.
Manchester United have struggled for consistency since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson, with the club going through several managers and major squad rebuilds.
Rangnick believes the problems extend beyond the playing squad and require a broader restructuring of the club.
United are currently working under manager Ruben Amorim, who is expected to implement his own football philosophy and reshape the team.
The Portuguese coach faces the difficult task of improving results while also dealing with pressure from supporters.
The club has already begun making changes to its squad, but further additions and departures are expected during the transfer window.
Rangnick’s assessment highlights the scale of the challenge facing United as they attempt to compete with Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal and other leading clubs.
The Red Devils will hope their latest rebuilding project can finally deliver long-term stability and restore the club to the top of English football.
