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👔 Our interim boss discussed the appointment of Erik ten Hag at length during today’s #PL press conference 👇#MUFC || #WelcomeErik
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Manchester United: Ralf Rangnick shares opinion on Erik ten Hag
“We don’t know each other in person. From what I’ve seen of him with Bayern Munich and Ajax now, I like his football and I’m pretty positive with a full pre-season and having the chance to build and mould his own staff with a new team, I’m pretty sure we’ll see a different team and improvement on the pitch.”
Man United Team News: “Scott McTominay will be back and fit to play. He’ll be available for the game tomorrow, the same with Raphael Varane and Cristiano Ronaldo is available again – he’s been training with us now. All the others are still injured plus Paul Pogba.”
On Pogba’s season being over:
“It is very unlikely that he will play until the end of the season again. The doctor told me that it will take four weeks minimum for him to recover and since last game is at end of May I don’t think it’s very likely he will play again.”
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On Arsenal’s form:
“I think they drew the right conclusions from what they experienced earlier on in the season. They brought in some young players, Odegaard for example, they got rid of some players who didn’t fit that style of football.
“It’s a high attacking team with fast strikers, pretty aggressive in the first third, always trying to press and counter-press. I like watching them actually, but hopefully not against us tomorrow, so it’s up to us to be aware and prepared of what they’re doing up front, but at the same time, taking advantage of the space that we will hopefully get in their half.”
A must win game for the Red Devils:
“I don’t think that it makes sense to speculate about how likely it still is for us to finish fourth or wherever, it doesn’t make sense, after a performance like that at Liverpool.
“We just need to make sure we play far better. This is the only way to deal with it. We need to get the best possible team on the pitch and play in a different way, with more conviction, more confidence and more aggressive behaviour on the pitch. We will have to show a completely different performance.”
Reaction to the Liverpool defeat:
“We only trained yesterday because the day after the game was recovery. Yesterday we trained some issues in connection with the game, but the only real training session we’re going to have is now in an hour’s time.
They [players] were as disappointed as we all were, so it’s not up to the players and us to show a reaction on the pitch tomorrow.”
Manchester United: GOOD NEWS for Man United as Cristiano Ronaldo, Varane and McTominay fit to face Arsenal, Ralf Rangnick shares opinion on Erik ten Hag – Check out
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