Coach Rangnick feels ‘humiliating’, apologizes to fans after MU’s defeat

Coach Rangnick was very disappointed when experiencing one of the worst defeats of his 35-year managerial career and admitting the season was a disaster for MU “Red Devils” were battered 4-0 by Brighton thanks to Moises goals. Caicedo, Marc Cucurella, Pascal Gross and Leandro Trossard.

Coach Rangnick was unable to revive MU AFP

MU fans have accused the team’s players of not being eligible to wear the “Red Devils” shirt. because the team has conceded 56 goals in the Premier League this season – their worst record since 1979.

After the game, manager Rangnick said: “It is important for us to apologize to the fans of the team, who have come a long way from Manchester to Brighton. We weren’t good enough from start to finish. The performance was not only poor, but extremely poor.”

Ronaldo “did nothing” and MU lost again AFP

This could be the worst performance of MU’s disastrous season, where there are many bad performances. Lost 9-0 in 2 matches against arch-rivals Liverpool.

Coach Rangnick compared the defeat against Brighton to a 1-4 loss to Watford in November last year, which saw Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sacked and handed over to him. However, when asked if the players lacked determination and did not focus on the game, the German strategist replied: “No, I have to protect my players. I don’t think they are. I saw them in training, I watched them against Brentford (won 3-0). We had a good week of training. I remember watching the away game against Watford, losing 1-4, the team are now relegated, and this looks very similar to what happened today. For me, the problem is how the defense plays together.

In this league, if you play against good teams, and Brighton are a good team, if you don’t defend properly, if you just let them play in the right style then this is the result. It was a humiliating defeat today. Even more so for a team like M,U. I think it was the second biggest loss in my entire coaching career in the last 35 years. This is unacceptable.”

MU is going through one of the worst seasons AFP

Rangnick’s failed reign ended this summer when Erik Ten Hag, the coach of Ajax, took over. This is officially MU’s worst season in the English Premier League since Sir Alex Ferguson retired. When asked if it would be a disaster, Rangnick accepted and said: “But I still hope it is very positive for Erik ten Hag that we will have a top coach next season. The board has made some changes, and there will be more in the summer. I’m still optimistic that we can change the whole thing and show a completely different face next season. This is important not only for the fans of the team but also for the image of the whole club.”

With a big defeat against Brighton, MU stomped on 6th place and officially ran out of opportunities to compete in the top 4 for tickets. Champions League next season due to 5 points behind the 4th place Arsenal but only 1 match left.