Unhappy Players At MUFC Have Been Professional With Their Exit Ambitions Thus Far – Rangnick

Manchester United manager, Ralf Rangnick has come out to say that discontented players must remain professional in how they deal with their disappointment. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, he has a very big squad, and only 10 outfield players plus three substitutes can play, so he surely expects several professionals to be unhappy.

Rangnick added that he is pleased with how reasonable the players have been with their exit decisions thus far.

His words, “We have a big squad,”

“If you have that many players and only 10 outfield players can play, and three being substitutes, then you have quite a number of players who don’t play or are not even in the squad. Those players are unhappy about the situation. It’s obvious. It’s clear.”

“We also have players with contracts expiring in the summer and maybe also one or two who want to leave even though they are under contract.”

“It’s about the players dealing with that situation in a professional way. As far as I can tell so far the players have been doing that. If I realise this is not the case, I will address the players directly.”

“I’m sure they are listening and I think we showed in the last games they are trying to follow the advice I give them,”

“We are conceding less goals than before, 0.6 per game compared to an average of 1.7. But it’s about balance.”

“We need to find the best possible balance between offence and defence. This is still something we have to get better on.”