How Manchester United could lineup in Ralf Rangnick's first Premier League game
German pro football manager Ralf Rangnick has been appointed to take charge of Manchester United for the remainder of the 2021/22 season.
Rangnick is expected to start Cristiano Ronaldo in his first Premier League game against Crystal Palace as head coach of the Red Devils while goalkeeper David de Gea could be missing in action.
Ralf Rangnick poses with jersey of Manchester United after being appointed as interim manager on a six-month deal. Photo: @manchesterunited |
According to talksport.com:
Ralf Rangnick is expected to back up his words and start Cristiano Ronaldo against Crystal Palace in his first game as Manchester United manager, while David de Gea could be at risk.
The 63-year old was named Manchester United's new interim manager on a six-month deal and watched as United defeated Arsenal 3-2 in their last Premier League match.
The big question has been whether Ronaldo would fit into Rangnick's plan.
The German has answered by saying Ronaldo "is willing to put himself out there for the team".
“What I saw from Cristiano [against Arsenal], he is more than willing to put himself out there for the team. It’s not only the players who have to adapt, the team has to adapt to the players too.”
Former Manchester United midfielder Kelberson believes the team's best Frontline currently includes Rashford, Sancho and Ronaldo.
He said: “Marcus Rashford is a very talented player and Jadon Sancho brings a lot of good qualities to the side. Maybe we can add Cristiano Ronaldo to this lineup.
“If Ronaldo can play, then that’s the three I would play. Rashford, Sancho and Ronaldo is the best frontline at United. But, once the new manager is in place, we’ll have a better idea of Ronaldo’s place in the team.”
Ralf Rangnick's possible lineup for his first Premier League clash against Crystal Palace ⬇️
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