Those who believed that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was at the root of Manchester United’s problems and that Cristiano Ronaldo would smile again with German avant-garde Ralf Rangnick, will now have to arm themselves with patience.
The reality of the team, after the defeat against Wolverhampton (0-1), seems very different, although for some it is an exaggerated alarm: it is the first game that the new manager has lost after six directed games (3 wins, 2 draws).
In any case, the rumors soared after the bitter statements of the footballers themselves and the cracks, which would have been kept secret, now surface.
According to the Daily Mirror there is a real internal war in the dressing room that would have caused “up to 11 footballers” to have let it be known that they want to leave the club. The reasons? The new DT, who is criticized for his little personal connection with the players, for his working methods and tactical approaches during the matches and who is pointed out by those who felt marginalized with Solskjaer and are now practically erased from the list.
According to the newspaper The Mirror, citing an anonymous source, “the atmosphere is really bad in the dressing room and it seems that the team is going to have big problems in the future.” It refers to cases like Jesse Lingard, Donny van de Beek, Eric Bailly or Dean Henderson, who do not count for Rangnick.
To complete the picture of chaos, he also echoes the alleged differences between Cristiano Ronaldo and Harry Maguire, aired by former player and now analyst Gary Neville. Will the Portuguese be one of those who wants to leave? That is the great doubt and there are many who allude to the fact that, since his departure from Real Madrid, he has not managed to consolidate himself at Juventus or now at United, where he returned as a savior but remains in debt.
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