Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick said he regrets absolutely nothing about taking the Old Trafford work however the German isn't content with what his group has accomplished up until this point.
United have won three of their last 12 matches in all contests and are seventh in the Premier League standings, six focuses off fourth spot and the last Champions League spot with seven games left.
Rangnick joined United on an interval premise in November following the firing of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and has driven the group to nine successes in his 22 matches in control up to this point.
"No, no second thoughts at all," he told correspondents in front of Saturday's home association game against Norwich City. "I would do it again and again. I don't lament that by any means.
"As an administrator, you generally need to address what you might have improved yet I regret absolutely nothing ... We are for the most part mindful it's anything but a simple crew and the entire circumstance was difficult or I wouldn't be staying here and Ole would presumably still be here.
"We have displayed in the recent months we had the option to raise the level however not in the very maintainable manner that I would have wished. That is the explanation I'm extremely troubled with what we've accomplished up until this point."
Rangnick, 63, will be between time chief until the finish of the time prior to taking up a consultancy job with the club for a further two years.
United are looking for a long-lasting administrator, with British media detailing that Ajax Amsterdam manager Erik ten Hag is the reasonable contender for the top work.
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