“Alarm” MU lost the habit of going upstream: Only 2 STARS have the spirit of overcoming difficulties

Interim coach Ralf Rangnick has identified a worrying weakness of MU.

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The fact that MU was eliminated from the Champions League after the defeat to Atletico Madrid at Old Trafford marked another forgettable memory in a decade of decline for the “Red Devils” since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013. And the consequences then even more gruesome, with rumors of unrest in the dressing room.

MU’s upstream habit was lost under coach Rangnick

According to statistics, MU has only won 9 out of 20 matches since coach Rangnick replaced Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in November last year, making them struggling in the top 4 race. Despite having only suffered 2 defeats under During the 63-year-old ruler’s time, the “Red Devils” had up to 5 draws against opponents that were rated weaker.

MU under coach Rangnick was also unable to create a comeback after being led, only winning 2 draws against Atletico Madrid in the 1/8 round of the Champions League and Newcastle in the Champions League. English Premier League. Remember under the predecessor Solskjaer, MU created many unbelievable comebacks.

ESPN reported, Coach Rangnick was warned about MU’s inability to control the game and easily demoralized after conceding a goal. And after the German strategist and his associates analyzed each individual, only Luke Shaw and Scott McTominay were the two players who still maintained focus and fighting spirit in the “Red Devils” match. was conceded.

Currently, MU has a group of players who have a voice on the field as well as in the dressing room including Cristiano Ronaldo, Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes. However, coach Rangnick was only impressed by the fighting spirit of Shaw and McTominay.

The German strategist brought in sports psychologist Sascha Lense Old Trafford to improve the mentality of some players after a bad start to the season under his predecessor Solskjaer. However, the situation is still not better when some players are still frustrated and lack of concentration.

Whoever steps into the hot seat at Old Trafford this summer is sure to face a huge amount of work to restore order in the dressing room and put a chaotic MU back on track.