Manchester United just need two or three great exchange windows to make them play to a comparable norm as Liverpool, break coach Ralf Rangnick said on Monday.
Liverpool have won the Premier League, Champions League, League Cup, Super Cup and Club World Cup over the last four seasons, a period during which United have neglected to guarantee a solitary prize.
Rangnick told journalists in front of their game against Liverpool at Anfield later on Tuesday that the outcome of United's reconstruct would rely upon settling on a style of play and getting the players who can make it work.
"I don't imagine that a club like Manchester United can bear to require three or four years to accomplish that, and I don't think it is essential," he said.
"In the event that you know what you are searching for it will take a few exchange windows. In the event that you don't have the foggiest idea what you're searching for you'll generally be searching for the needle in the pile.
"To play and what sort of profiles you need for every individual position, then it is tied in with tracking down the players and persuading them to come. It isn't so much that convoluted, it's not excessively complicated."
Liverpool guaranteed their first class association title for a considerable length of time in 2020 yet Rangnick said it was far-fetched United would be compelled to stand by a comparable period.
"I guess that won't occur in light of the fact that it is really clear what necessities to change and there should be a reconstruct for the future," Rangnick said. "I don't feel that this will occur."
United are fifth in the association, three focuses behind Tottenham Hotspur, who are in the last Champions League spot.
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