What Happened To The 9 Players That Ralf Rangnick Recommended To Manchester United
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What Happened To The 9 Players That Ralf Rangnick Recommended To Manchester United
You guys remember Ralf Rangnick, right? Manchester United hired the German boss in 2021 to be an interim coach after Ole Gunnar Soljskaer was sacked. Actually, Rangnick was brought in to help with player recruitment and the plan was even that he would continue in a consultancy role at the club once a permanent manager is hired to replace him.
But despite being brought in as an interim for recruitment, Rangnick ended up being criticized for on-field performances and he was eventually let go.
But what if Manchester United actually let him do what he was hired to do? What if they listened to his recruitment advice and hired the players he recommended? Well, let’s look at what happened to the 9 players that Ralf Rangnick recommended to Man United.
Well, first of all, we all know what happened to Erling Haaland. Yes, Rangnick told United to sign him, but that didn’t happen.
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There is a list of 9 players that dodged a huge career bullet. Glazers United destroys careers, not enhances them.
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Idc if they "dodged a bullet." Is united supposed to just stop recruiting the right players bc they "ruin careers?"
@@mr.talldarkandhandsome4111
United does nothing wrong.
But all those players did the right thing by not joining United 😂
They were smart people hehehe
@@mr.talldarkandhandsome4111 yes, they should first get their acts right. if not they should be disbanded.
He was visionary manager. For long term, not short term
Mfs always tell me that Rangnick was trash but I don't even think that ten Hag is much better
@thatbostic2 Ragnick is no manager but easily the best sporting director in the world
He should replace Murtough, not being a manager
Rangnicks Austria just humiliated Germany, completely outcoaching Nagelsmann. Pretty sure he is a good coach as well
As a Schalke04 fan, I will always respect Ragnick for building the squad that gave our club some of the best seasons we ever had.. Leipzig fans feel the same ATM (he built that squad)...
Man U screwed up not keeping him on as a consultant
They should have appreciated him, because he's a proven specialist
True. he inherited a broken, demotivated and burned out squad from Ole. He should have stayed at least as the director.
He actually wanted to sign young talents like Ronaldinhoand Lewandowski while they were still playing in there home countrys
and he just qualified Austria for the Euros!
Worst run club in the world though so they didn't - and fired him because the players didn't like running for a guy they knew was going at the end of the season anyway. Pathetic board.
I was one of the few who said we should have done everything to stick to the original plan for him and that director role, not enough was made about the fact he didn’t end up doing that, although I think he’d got it in his head he could be a manager again anyway
I kept telling friends that Ten Haag's first mistake was letting this guy go. His arrogance let him sign Anthony for 80 million with no other quality signings. Such a shame
Antony himself isn’t quality
are you slow?
ETH didn't tell him to go. The club already made the decision months before ETH was employed.
He leave by himself, before ten hag signed
Ten hag didn't do anything rangnick was fired before ten hag got the job, the glazers dont like anyone telling them what to do, or did you start supporting united yestarday?
Well, as an Austrian I am very grateful for Manchester United for not holding on to Rangnick. Because that freed him to manage our national squad, and hoo boy, what a difference he's made compared to anyone coming before him in that role (with the possible exception of Marcel Koller, who qualified for Euro 2016 in an extremely convincing manner, but then sort of hit a wall). It's like Austria has finally arrived in the 20th century tactics-wise.
If only Austria had a decent forward
@@grobariza very true, unfortunately. A line-up of central defender candidates that would make Italy envious, but nothing even remotely comparable at the other end of the pitch. Let's hope Kalajdzic can get his mojo back and at the same time manage to stay injure-free for next years Euro.
At least the goal keeper situation isn't looking as bleak as it did a few years ago...
He is not a manager. He is sporting director and that role fits nicely in national team, because there you gather talents and put pieces in places and not train/develop players
Austria is playing wonderful but Ragnick should return to Manchester United as Sporting Director.
I'm assuming you mean 21st century right
ten Hag and United wouldn't be in such a mess if United had kept Rangnick on in the consultancy role as agreed. He knew what was wrong at the club and how to fix it, but the board wasn't happy that he exposed them in public.
Ten hag didn’t want ralf. So ten hag can suck it.
Also Ten Fraud insisted on full control of transfers, only to recruit the worst set of transfers since Moyes.
@@bcamplite621how childish are you?
@@amitmondal1953but ETH is arrogant would have accepted to work with Ralf
@@amitmondal1953 ten H is lost......
Ralf is one of footballs brightest mind …. A soccer genius who’s totally underrated. Ralf is top 5
Everything Rangnick said was true, he didn't pull his punches.
Alvarez and Enzo would've been a game changer. 😮💨
Both Ole and Ralf had a vision for the club that the board didn't respect. I've said this for years but the problems do not lie with the managers but the board itself. This club will not change until this issue is sorted out, no matter how many managers we cycle through.
Raghnick is a World Class Sporting Director and the only capable to be a coach as well. same as SAF but the Glazers let him go.
I mean no offense to y'all utd fans out there , I'm one of y'all too.....but , do you actually realize that utd is the glazers property. It is theres , it doesn't belong to you any more than coca-cola does. The board and all that crap is a bunch of ppl running their property poorly
it happened during fergie last season , they wanted an epl but wont give fergie money to buy good CB . fergie won it in the end ,but that season defence was horrible . probably not so fun also for fergie . and it happened to every man utd managers after him , the high pressure , the lack of support . it was not the same man utd anymore
Problem is the players, then the managers
Ole was a Glazer puppet and most of his signings were awful
Letting Rangnick go was the biggest mistake made by Utd board. But I remember Utd fans wanting him out as well because of his poor reign as an Interim. Failing to realise he was arguably the best sporting director and club builder.
That's why Arnold is sacked
He was intentionally let go. Dude was too honest in his press conferences. Every question the reporters threw at him, he gave an honest answer and he was exposing too much that didn’t make the people up there look good. The people up there had to cover for their owners to make sure they raked in dividends and the club was built as a business and lost the footballing aspect of the game. He was exposing superstar player power and etc and explained disciplinary was needed to bring the footballing back onto the field.
Definitely a good sporting director candidate but dude was bad at tactics and results on the pitch definitely made him one of the worst results as a utd managers after Moyes. The board used that as an excuse to kick him out
That's because he couldn't use his style of play. Which I think was down to the player's cos you could see what he was trying to do in his very first game. We have the third highest ball recovery stats in a match after Liverpool and Southampton and it's from his very first match but next few games that style was gone.
All these players definitely dodged a bullet for their careers. United is where careers go to die
No wonder why Jose said that highest achievement in his career so far was second place in PL with man utd
We in Germany were kind of enjoying, that Rangnick "failed" in his new employment, because nobody likes Leipzig, where he worked before, but there is no denying, that the guy knows his stuff. It was kind of surprising to see it not work out.
someone had to take the blame right ^^
Mourinho. van Gaal. Both of these are too great managers but nobody will make it in United with owners that dont udnerstand football and owns the club to feed from it rather then to make it thrive. They hire people who are useless on making transfers and then let the coach work with what those people bring in. Arnold thought he did right but the prices he negotiated is a disgrace for what we got. Bullshit people from the top will make any coach fail. Fuck Glazers
im german and idk what youre talking about. even tho he had worked for leipzig aswell as hoffenheim rangnick is a highly respected manager in germany and theres only a small number of people who hate against everyone who has worked for those disliked clubs .. so acting like it was the majority puts a bad light on the german fans, nothing a true german fan whos not a dick would do. did you reveal your colors? idk, you know the truth but i wanted to get this out there so others understand that this is bs.
i dont need to like whats behind clubs like leipzig or hoffenheim but i can appreciate great work which rangnick not only showed at those clubs but others aswell. hes one of the greatest minds not just within germany but europe. he couldve helped united BUT the club just had / has to many problems similar to Hamburg / Schalke. to many on the top who are clueless but want a piece of the cake. only difference why they are not in a similar spot as those clubs yet are because germany is more strict with their rules, england makes you more money and the name united still being one of the most attractive in world football so you always have enough strength to not completly drown in your bad work.
@@michaelfellner9822 I gave the man his flowers. I said, that he knows his stuff. He showed it in Hoffenheim and in Leipzig, but I am not going to wish success on everyone in sports, especially because they are linked to a team and they're success is the teams success. A lot of people want to see people and teams fail in sports. It is nothing uncommon. I wish him the best in every other aspect of his life.
haha reminded me of one of my favourite simpsons clips:
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Laimer is really shining at the moment especially When playing as a fullback. Im extremely impressed by how good he is. I thought he would be a new Sabitzer but he actually has the ability to improve bayerns play when hes on the pitch.
hes actually a steal for joining bayern for free. He will not win the ballon dor but every team needs some players like him playing on any place on the pitch which courage and fighting for the win doesnt matter what happens. Im quite sure he stays a while at bayern and will come into play over this time.
'Welcome to Manchester United Rangnick. Part of your job is to recommend players for to buy.'
Rangnick: 'Well how about one of these guys?'
'Nah.'
For anyone think that haaland is too big to fail even if he join downhill man utd team, remember sancho at Dortmund
They are literally different lol. Sancho never proven outside bundesliga. Thats why no one wants to buy him now
when you dont work hard yourself, you are destined to fail. even from his dortmund days it was known that sancho wasnt as dedicated to his game like haaland and bellingham were. when the coach just critisizes you for your lack of training, you should never percieve it has a personal attack being a professional. 90% of what is happening to him is his fault
Sancho is a failure due to his own doing. Not showing sincerity.
It's not only about Sancho.
Remember the best epl player Alexis Sanchez (in prime).
Di Maria (successful everywhere except united)
Juan Mata (Chelsea player of year x2)
Pogba (carried in Wc , insane at Juve)
Cr7 (if he had proper support he can score 40+ every season)
And many more
@@elypsemusic8042Memphis Depay as well was labelled a flop, left and immediately carried Lyon to a UCL semi final
Lukaku left to Inter and was absolute class
Lingards loan to West Ham immediately turned him into a top epl talent
Darmian and Mhikitaryan went on to do bits in the Serie A and so on.
It’s disappointing that we didn’t even get atleast one of them
"United have a pretty solid defence" had me coming up from my bed to comment. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haaland wouldn’t have become the talent he is now if Man U had signed him.
Very true
What are you talking about, Haaland was already a world class talent before joining City
@@skcansMachine We're talking about how he wouldn't have become the talent he is at man city if he went to man u.
Very true😂
@@skcansMachinebro he was a young talent, he turned into a superstar at city
Nkunku is just crazy good, when he is fit. He was one of the best player I ever saw play in the Bundesliga. Vulnerabilty is realy his one weakness
Rangnick was right yet again. Imagine had we got those players we would be challenging for the Premier League title by now. Too bad the Glazers did not listen to him and now we're still further behind.
there's no "data" backing that up, after all.. United is acided through and through with complacancy atm.
the only thing carrying the club is individuals performances every once in a whle (like Rashford more or less single handedly dragged United up to a top 4 finish last season).
with that in mind, I fear we'd burn through players in the same regards as we have done with our current ones.. Haaland, Morata, Diaz.. wouldn't make a difference.. they'd all be "murdered" by the lack of development behind the pitch in United.
"Man Utd have a solid defense" was a terribly timed comment since they just conceded four against Kobenhavn, a team literally 37 spots beneath them in the UEFA rankings, behind even West Ham.
West Ham > Man Utd
@@dariolivaja978 Not according to UEFA... yet
@@josemojeda1527 they won a Cup in Europe this year, United won nothing
@@dariolivaja978 I know, I'm talking about UEFA rankings. Man Utd are higher by virtue of having qualified for European competitions more often.
@@dariolivaja978Play FIFA loser
Harland would never sign for Man Utd after what Roy Keane did to his father to end his career. He's said it several times that he would find it hard to play them since that's the place his dad's career was ruined. I still don't understand how Roy defends his assault and famously said he went on to the pitch to injure Haaland and get revenge, and anyone who thinks otherwise is deluded. If that had happened anywhere else other than a football pitch Roy would have been prosecuted for assault.
he’s a man utd player so he’s protected by the media, FA etc they control everything back then thats how they win trophies
his career ending injury was on the other leg. not trying to protect roy from criticism here, he should not have done what he did, though one might soften the criticism once they review what halland did to roy (the reason roy wnated reveng ein the first place). but somehow this myth that roy ended haalands career just wont go away.
Haaland played games after that tackle, look it up
I know he played games after, but the tackle was meant to end his career and ultimately it did. Trying and failing to make a comeback after a brutal injury doesn't change the severitywhat happened of how the Haaland's feel about Utd. Keane said he wanted injure him badly and he succeeded. @@Deehydrate
This man was cooking so hard!!!! It's a shame really 😢 he could have made something special out of a few smart deals if he had a chance
Rangnick is amazing at recognizing talent and working in the upper management, as a coach he's not amazing but as a consultant it was a really smart move.
he is a really good coach actually. reached the first champions league semis with Schalke in their whole history
There just one person City need to snatch… Ralph Ragnic himself 🤭
Rangnick. 😊
because city has issue signing talent? Pep knows who to sign.
@@ConcordDown it was a joke 🙂✌️
When Man Utd loan in players they get Odion Ighalo and Wout Weghorst.
When Brighton loan in a player they get Ansu Fati.
Levels.
Everytime i hear "Martial"..it always had me.laughing hard😂😂
Vlahovic is devastating. I think now he's struggling because Coach Allegri thinks the only way this year Juve can win is playing very defensively and this fact has maybe created a bad feeling with the strong character of Dusan. Sometimes he has some physical problems to the back, but i think nothing too problematic to stay out long times.
There's one new kid in Croatia, playing for Hajduk Split: Rokas Pukstas. He will be a great player! He's style of play would fits perfectly in premier league. Check it out
I always admired Ralf Ragnick afterall he is German
Rangnick is the goat coach. What he has done with Schalke, Hoffenheim and Leipzig is nothing short of miracilous.
The only reason he gets sacked, is because he hurts people with big egos and he threatens the positions of incompetent high ranking staff.
I think the ones I would have like to have seen at old Trafford was Enzo.. Luiz Diaz.. and Alvarez... the last 2 pain me the worst especially Alvarez
Say what you want about Rangnick; but he had a serious eye for talent
Every single one of these 9 players would have been a very good purchase, and this is BEFORE their breakout seasons (except for Haaland)
I think way too many people put all the blame on the coach and dont realize people like Rangnick can be a vital part of building a great team.
His first game in charge was against Palace and his last game in charge was against Palace, go and watch them games and you'll see who was to blame. If we continued on from that first game with what he was trying to implement we would be in a much better place now and he probably still be manger.
So a load of really good players who were all highly rated youngsters. Whoaaaa it's like he knew things...!
the board refused all af this players but accept antony for 95m, JUST MAN UTD ADMINS
Lets be honest, its been a while since Man Utd have managed to nurture young talents and make them better. Good thing Haaland and Alvarez ended up joining their "noisy neighbours".
Many people are now starting to realize that Cristiano Ronaldo is not the villain in Manchester United, he just loves the club too much and love doesn't mean always agreeing but righting what's wrong.
Nothing Ronaldo said was wrong, but as a professional footballer you don’t air your dirty laundry with the human AIDS virus, Piers Morgan.
He was very selfish and unprofessional in the way he conducted himself. Dude was still a man united and players and said to the press that his coach was a moron and some of his teammates should quit professional football. That's not productive at all, its just him throwing a tantrum over playing time
@@guilhermepalacios187 are you questioning the professionalism of a player who comes to training first of all the players and leaves last even after all his achievements in football? Cristiano never had a problem with his "professionalism" before Manchester United. How many Manchester United players behave unprofessionally? pogba, sancho, antony, even bruno and rashford are one of them now, they never had an unprofessional record before and look at it now. How many players and coaches have left with a bad impression of Manchester United? Ibrahimovic, mou, van gaal, and you only blame Cristiano Ronaldo
@@guilhermepalacios187he wasn’t angry over playing time, he was criticising the way United was run, everything he said about ten hag is absolutely correct, and now people realise he was spot on. He also wanted glazers out, which many also agree with. It was unorthodox, sure, but not incorrect.
@@lagustiono91yeah, people will tend to criticize your lack of professionalism when you're 38 and throwing temper tantrums when you get left on the bench or when your team mates don't build every play to set you up with tap ins or let you score all the pens and FK. It's completely irrelevant that fairytale of him being the first to arrive and last to leave the gym, when on the pitch during the games - you know, where it matters - he's the most egotistical player on the planet, doesn't track back ever, hasn't done it since 2008 in fact, by decree, opposition defenders will be exchanging passes between them right in front of him, and he won't even pretend to care about pressing. This literally means that all his teams play with - 1 man when they lose the ball. If you call that professionalism you're just a blind fanboy who only watches highlights. The usual.
It’s crazy to think how different things could’ve been if we’d actually signed players that managers recommended
Never mind the fact he recommend Akanji and there were links to Haidara as well, now Haidara might not have worked, but at least he would've been a cdm which utd didn't have at that time
So many good players United had missed even Rangnick had strongly recommended....Imagine they would have Haaland in their side!!??
Most of these players were available to United. Haaland was not, he never had any intention of going there. His father would disown him if he did.
I can imagine what happened to Sancho
at the time Ragnick recommended they has been way cheap than what the actual clubs pay for them as mostly all exploded in the world cup 1 year later Ragnick Recommended to sign them.
rip to Haaland career
be pointless as he needs chances and nobody but fernandes creates
Mr. Enzo Fernandez did not go to the wrong club, rather he chose the right club, Chelsea, that is only rebuilding. Your Man united would have been a terrible choice. As you can see, Chelsea are gradually returning to where they rightfully belong.
Chelsea is a very bad choice for Enzo
@@I_Am_Bowi You are still living in dream land.
@@richardsonagbalalah3257he’s likely not gonna play in Europe for 2 years, how is that the right choice
@@rwholemilkisgood5050 Is it to announce himself to the world or what? Your Man u players that play in Europe,how have that impacted on their carrier now, positive, or negative. Don't you think it's better to be in good shape before going to Europe, than being an also ran? Please remove that morbid hatred for chelsea and not believe they can't be in Europe next season.
Chelsea have had three or four good games in a row, calm down son
10 sec is a Legend
Are we still signing Wesley Schneider and Gareth Bale this summer? When you look back at the players Sir Alex turned down because money was tight, even back then, its been a big problem for a long time with missing out on top players. Hazard and Aguero are too that make me sick to have not gotten, and then we have 10 years of missing out on the best players, and signing the wrong players for too much money, or players with more commercial value thsn ability to help win things on the pitch. Not signing Toni Kross when the deal was done was a kicker, not getting Kane when Ole was there due to money is also horrible to think about. But the one that always made me sooooo sad was Ronaldinho not coming, but that wasn't due to a bad transfer system at least. But if we had gotten him, then there would likely not have been a Ronaldo at United, so that softened the blow of him not coming, but jeez imagine Ronaldinho under Sir Alex and not being allowed to get away with his shannigans, and just playing football. He likely would have been the best player to have ever played in the Premier League as he is a genius with a football.
He was a great sporting director/scout
He helped build the Red Bull structure
Rangnick is one of the most intelligent Football Managers or what ever .... Ive ever Seen
Its been like this even under Ferguson as we had a wage structure then! He wanted Ronaldo and Ronaldiho Zidane Kluivert and many more
Ronaldinho they offered to pay a fee but then actually put in less. It was something crazy.
and all those players rejected Man Utd while laughing their arse off 😂
united fan since the 90s, the club deserves everything that comes there way, glazers have totally destroyed the club and it will never be the same again
Anyone that plays football manager could have recommended these before Ralf did.
Your FM team probably still has better recruitment than us
i call bullshit
@@notfunny007 Not a Utd supporter but feel for you, it doesn't sit right with me that they are in such a state.
@@siredmunddorrance4350if it was so easy every club would be successful. ETH talent identification is terrible
As a gooner I was happy when they fired him because he was the first person since SAF that I saw actually changing Man U because of his experience in the backroom
What a marvelous constructive criticism...WELDONE
Spoiler alert; all of those players were known to all major clubs, they were being scouted extensively by those clubs & Man Utd probably didn’t pursue those players because those players didn’t show any interest in joining (good players have all the options).
I mean, I recommended Bellingham, Grealish, Haarland, Fernandez, Kane & Reece James’s but for some reason, they completely ignored me too. I obviously have the same special insight Ragnick did 😅
PS Liverpool signed Diaz in days after Ragnick joined & City Alvarez around the same time (loaned back to River Plate). Laimers signing for Bayern had been an open secret (was playing out his contract) while Ragnick was at the club too. The myth making of Ragnick is ridiculous. He quite clearly didn’t impress anyone at the club while he was there and there were hardly tons of elite clubs beating a path to his door after Utd passed on him.
Hindsight is always 20/20. Rangnick is definitely a great scout/manager.
But you don't have to be a visionary to recommend Haaland or Alvarez 😂
Alvarez and Enzo were playing River Plate when Rangnick recommended them. They were virtually unknown.
@@rimbikdyou can't be that unknowed when you play at River Plate
The reason why Haaland didn't go to United is because his father, Alfie Haaland was a City legend and has bad history with United, as Roy Keane ended Alfie's career with a shockingly cruel tackle as revenge and badmouthed and insulted him when he was laying on the ground. Erling has said this in an interview and said that he hates saying the word 'Manchester United'
Lol that's just a famous myth, Alfie was even playing again just a few days after that same match hahaha, Keane was definitely not the reason his career ended
Shockingly cruel tackle as revenge 😂😂😂
Wrong mate, he didn't go to United because United wouldn't accept the 60 million buy out clause.
@@citrounHe never played another 90 minutes after that tackle
@@jamesbarry9477 Not true at all his leg was already knackered before that, the knee he got surgery on and ended up retiring because of was opposite to the one keane touched lol
From a German point of view: I think his sacking was a big mistake for United. He is known in German-speaking countries as an absolute football expert who can turn a club inside out. But he is also known for his difficult manner and his absolute will/head. I think it's exactly this questioning and possibly changing everything that could have helped United. I think the club missed out on something that could have been necessary.
He wasn't let go just for the on-field performances, he was let go because he (rightly) criticised the board, owners and club
we know the problem is not the managers or the players but the owner (glazers)
MU need a guy like Ralf, a manager can't do the work by himself.
If I was ETH I would demand a guy like Ralf and let's be honest, Ralf is the best at this point
He knows a lot about the Business both player wise and all that goes on behind the scenes! They should have given him some time 😂
United made some really dumb decisions. They weren't patient enough with rangnick. Now they are being patient with ten haag who has completely destroyed the vibe. Imagine a few of those signings plus Ronaldo who probably would have stayed.
that baldy is so overrated
Very easy to make a list of top players that you want. The best managers work with the players they got. Not bring out unrealistic wish lists
Josko, enzo and alvarez would have been immense. I always regret watching them
It´s really unfair with the players that actually went to MUN. Are they really bad or the team made them look bad?
As we say in Brazil: A good team can make a star of an average player, while a bad team can make a good player become terrible
The players they signed were crap. Especially Antony.
totally agree!
we sign players we dont need, thats why a properly working squad is never formed and we look terrible. but its a fact that most of our players have a ronaldinho level personality but not talent
Antony is average. Mason is really crap. It actually makes negative sense to sign him when they could've signed Rice or Maddison instead, absolutely mental. Why would you buy an attacking midfielder when you already have Bruno lol.@@bcamplite621
Totally agree, look at how average player became under Klopp, Alonso, Arteta, Emery, etc.
That's the story of Ralf Rangnick. He knows what players are good, but he needs a club that gives him full control and time. For a big club Rangnick might not be able to communicate the right way. The day to day success a manager needs sometimes comes in the way of his long term work as a "scout" and transfer manager.
Did Rangnick also tell United what manager to sign?
However, United was destroyed the day the Glazers bought the club.
Rangnick is a top manager!
are the jerseys u sold are real or 1st copies?
What are the sources that he 'recommended' these players?
Gvardiol; b4 WC2022 he was a hidden gem 🧐🧐
A big part of our problem as a club is our fan base.
Easy to turn on managers when really they are powerless in high up decisions.
Man you start to see the poor management from the club not being the managers but the team they are building, the board and more.
im not sure if rangnick is a top coach...but his body of work certainly speaks for him as a specialist
Ofc everyone is gonna say Haaland & I agree by the number of the goals he scores. But his dad being a City player & Roy Keane ending his father's career that's why it was always gonna be really tough
I'd actually say Vlahovic cuz he's exactly what Ten Hag wanted. Vlahovic is just an advanced version of Weghorst. Better in physical presence, better in the air, better strength. He was the prototype that whose Alpha version was Wout Weghorst. I still don't think it's too late & this summer United should really go with a bang to Juventus gor Vlahovic to back-up Ten Hag for the next season
Shocking decision that Man Utd didn't keep him at the club. I think that he was too open and critical of the club in his press conferences, unlike Solskjaer who was a real yes man.
Doesn't matter, should of, would of, until all those in charge leave the club we will always go through this rubbish
Here first, Nice video and Nice commitment guys,2 videos already today. The United board is just useless,they can't spot young talents and even when some are recommended to them, they don't watch but instead make the most pointless transfers and expect super success,it just does work, recruitment is a major part of big trophy winning clubs,United are just way off
I wonder how Sir Alex even won trophies with such a shit board
I think anyone that would be recruited to United especially this list. They would underperform at the end. Ever since SAF left United has been underperforming.
Mourinho was the closest to something more formidable.
United should have took Ragnicks advice
And those were players on his short list.. imagine what kind of players he would've suggested with time and an actual process..
We all know Erling wont join man u, not after what Roy Thug did to his father.
Why didn’t they keep him in the recruiting role? Like yeah he didn’t do well in the managerial position but he does have an eye for a good player
Even IF MU had signed any of these players, we all know what would have happened to them.
So basically Ragnick recommended world class player after world class player.
It's a fucking slap in the face ! Ralf "stole" Ole's idea to sign Erling Haaland
I’m not a united fan but The board is the issue about united struggle
Partly but also ETH. ETH has zero talent identification skills. I warned everyone that he was clueless. I drew up a list of young talent just like Ragnick last summer and Instead of the finest talent available ETH wasted the money on trash. The Mason Mount signing was absolutely laughable. I said he was a waste of £60m and I was told ETH knows what he is doing but we now see that he doesn't. There are guys on the internet that profiles the best young talent in Europe and South America so there is no excuse for the trash that ETH signs.
Anyone with any football knowledge would have recommend buying these players. It's actually buying them when other clubs are interested that's the hard part.
Most important aspect is , none of these players wanted to play for the club !!!
when we defeated manu. in oldtraford (galatasaray), i was so happy and thought we had huge progress in europe. now i realise manu lost progress and it s beneath us. how you dare to do this to manu. the most badass club in history becomes a regular european team. its so sad that i still keep 97-98 posters of manu.
Don't think I've met a single Man United fan who thinks Mount was a good signing. It'll be interesting to see if recruitment improves once Richard Arnold finally leaves; he's been about as much use as a chocolate fireguard.
the footballing structure at this club has a serious problem!
man utd the best ever lesson on how to be rubbish and ignore the great players i am so happy
Rangnick has now reached the next level by turning down Bayern Munich's offer to work as a manager at this broken club. As long as people like honorary president Uli Hoeness can´t let go and publicly destroy every coach there, no one with character and self-respect should work there. Respect to Rangnick.
Lets be honest....these guys had their careers saved...no matter how good you are, you will certainly kill your career by joining Yuhnited
Even Klopp was scared that Ragnick had come to united as he knew him from Germany.. and said United will
Improve and may win titles if he is there.. but thankfully he was let go by foolish united board ..
United need to put Maguire up front im telling y'all
Them 9 dodged a bullet
Grobelaar has put a spell on man utd, you need a powerful shaman to bring the title back again.