Manchester United board unhappy with Ralf Rangnick remark about being 'six years behind Liverpool'
Ralf Rangnick asserted Manchester United are six years behind Liverpool
Ralf Rangnick asserted Manchester United are six years behind Liverpool (Getty)
Manchester United's order were not content with Ralf Rangnick's case that it will require six years for the club to get Liverpool and Manchester City.
Joined's season hit one more depressed spot this week as Rangnick's side were pounded 4-0 by Liverpool at Anfield on Tuesday evening.
The outcome has abandoned United three focuses Arsenal and Tottenham in the race for fourth spot, and both the Gunners and Spurs have played one game less.
Talking after United's loss to Liverpool, Rangnick conveyed a forthright evaluation of the crew and how far they are off trying for the title.
'We need to acknowledge they [Liverpool] are six years in front of us now,' Rangnick said.
'At the point when Jurgen Klopp came [to Liverpool in 2015] they changed at the club and lifted the group as well as the club and city to another level. That necessities to occur with us in the following exchange windows.'
Manchester United look set to pass up the Champions League after their loss to Liverpool
Manchester United look set to pass up the Champions League after their loss to Liverpool (AP)
In any case, as indicated by The Telegraph, Rangnick's remarks 'didn't go down well' with those in the background at United, who accept the club can be worked on in a more limited time period.
Rangnick likewise proposed that United might have to join to 10 new players to work on the crew.
'There will be a modify without a doubt yet that doesn't help us when we actually have five games to play,' said Rangnick.
'In the event that you examine what is going on it is easy to investigate. As far as I might be concerned, it is clear there will be six, seven, eight, perhaps ten new players.
'Before you sign those players you should know how you need to play.'
Erik ten Hag has been affirmed as Manchester United's next administrator
Erik ten Hag has been affirmed as Manchester United's next director (Getty)
Joined have since declared that Erik ten Hag will supplant Rangnick as supervisor toward the finish of the time.
The Ajax lead trainer has marked a three-year manage United. In the interim, Rangnick is set to move into a consultancy job this late spring.
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