Mercato – Ralf Rangnick (Manchester United): “Players who play less are not happy”

Manchester United coach Ralf Rangnick returned to tabloid article The Mirror that 17 of his players are ready to go. “When we have so many players and when we can only play ten at the same time, there are necessarily 12, 13 or 14 who do not play, or who are not even on the scoresheet.“, Rangnick summed up.

“These players are therefore not happy, that’s obvious. We have a big team and I try to explain every two or three weeks to those who don’t play why they don’t play, but I can’t do it before every game. It is a problem with us as in other clubs“, explained the interim manager of the Red Devils. ManU lost Monday at Old Trafford against Wolverhampton (0-1), a defeat which dealt an additional blow to its hopes of title vis-a-vis Manchester City in particular.

Paul Pogba, injured, has spoken often for a few weeks, and Edinson Cavani will also be out of contract in June. Anthony Martial could well leave for Seville as of the transfer window of this January, imitated soon by Dean Henderson, Jesse Lingard, Juan Mata and Donny van de Beek who are looking for playing time. “We have players whose contracts expire this summer, and others who want to leave, even if their contracts are not finishedRangnick added.The question is whether these players will handle this situation in a professional manner. Everyone has a chance to play“.