Revealed : 5 changes Ralf Rangnick has already implemented at Manchester United, this man stats are great ,he deserves a new contract ,he is United’s future .

 Manchester United have got off to a 

decent start under new interim manager

 Ralf Rangnick. 

The German coach took charge of the 

team in last week's 1-0 win over Crystal 

Palace. He then sent out a young, 

experimental lineup against the Young 

Boys in midweek.

The youngsters didn't disappoint and 

were able to come away with a 1-1 draw. 

The big stars were brought back as the 

Red Devils traveled to Carrow Road to 

take on Norwich City on Saturday. It turned 

out to be a battle more fierce than Ralf 

Rangnick would have expected.

But thanks to a Cristiano Ronaldo penalty

, they were able to pocket three very valuable 

points. Manchester United have moved up 

to fifth in the Premier League table. It is 

much too early to gauge Ralf Rangnick's 

impact at Manchester United.

The former RB Leipzig manager has his 

own philosophy and style of play and it will 

take some time before this United side get 

accustomed to that. But Rangnick has 

already made a number of key decisions 

since taking over at Manchester United.

Without further ado, let's take a look at 

five changes Ralf Rangnick has already 

implemented at Manchester United.

#5 Fresh roles for Scott McTominay 

and Fred

Manchester United v Crystal Palace - 

Premier League

Ralf Rangnick uses a high backline and

 that is something that has greatly helped 

Manchester United in their past three games. 

United's backline is used to being pegged back

 in their own half and this in turn forces the 

defensive midfielders to cover too much 

lateral space.

However, with the likes of Harry Maguire 

and Victor Lindelof maintaining a high backline

, Fred and McTominay are more involved 

in and around the final third. While McTominay 

has turned in a couple of impressive 

performances, it is Fred who seems to 

be on his way to becoming a very important 

cog in the side.

The Brazilian midfielder's ability to beat 

a man is proving to be very handy for 

Manchester United. He scored Manchester

 United's winning goal against Crystal 

Palace. He was also heavily involved in 

the build-up play against Norwich City.

While Fred's doggedness is much talked 

about, the style of play that Manchester 

United were using under Ole Gunnar 

Solskjaer didn't help bring out Fred's other

 strengths. Ralf Rangnick seems to know 

how to use that same double midfield 

pivot, also known as McFred, much better.

Fred:

58 passes completed (91%)

11 duels won (92%)

6 recoveries

4 tackles won

McTominay:

44 passes completed (88%)

7 duels won (70%)

7 recoveries

6 long balls completed

They were both good today.

11:29 AM · Dec 11, 2021

#4 Manchester United full-backs

 start higher up under Ralf Rangnick

Manchester United v Arsenal - Premier 

League

While this was pretty much part of Ole

 Gunnar Solskjaer's early plans, there 

were plenty more variables involved. Under 

Jose Mourinho, the United squad had 

become next to dysfunctional and imbalanced.

In order to gain defensive solidity, Solskjaer 

had to end up relying on the tackling ability

 of Aaron Wan-Bissaka in addition to his 

centre-backs. Wan-Bissaka is not particularly

 good in attack but he can put a shift 

in at the back.

Under Ralf Rangnick, Manchester 

United's full-backs start higher up the pitch

. Of course, this is a byproduct of United 

holding a high line altogether. But in 

Rangnick's 4-2-2-2 system, the full-backs 

are the ones who primarily provide the width.

As a result, Diogo Dalot and Alex Telles, 

who are capable of whipping in fantastic 

crosses, have been starting for 

Manchester United. They've also been 

doing a very good job.

Here was the general shape of Manchester

 United in possession. 

2 CBs & 2 DMs provide the base with 

the width usually coming from the full

 backs (Telles is inside here). Two centre 

forwards and two narrow wingers/no.10s

12:51 PM · Dec 7, 2021

#3 Aggressive pressing

Norwich City v Manchester United - Premier

 League

This is one of the most obvious changes

 that we've seen with Manchester United.

 Rangnick pioneered the 'gegenpressing' 

system whereby players try to press and 

win the ball back immediately after losing 

possession. This is the system that Jurgen

 Klopp has successfully implemented 

at Liverpool.

The Red Devils won possession in the 

final third a whopping 12 times against 

Crystal Palace which was Rangnick's first

 game in charge. That was the most 

they've done in a game since Sir Alex 

Ferguson left the manager's role.

Manchester United were also very poor

 at making tackles earlier. The most number

 of tackles that Manchester United have 

made in a game came against Crystal

 Palace (24). The second highest came 

against Norwich City (21). Those were 

the first two matches under Rangnick.

#2 Defensive solidity

Manchester United v Crystal Palace -

 Premier League

Manchester United have kept two 

cleansheets in two Premier League games

 under Ralf Rangnick. While Crystal Palace 

and Norwich City are not exactly the kind of 

opposition that United would want to test 

themselves against, there has been a 

marked improvement in their defensive

 work.

The only goal they've conceded so far 

in the three games that Rangnick has 

been in charge of came from a horrendous

 back pass from Donny van de Beek. 

The most important thing to note is that

 Manchester United have not been 

conceding too many easy chances either.

In the last couple of months under 

Solskjaer, Manchester United's defence 

looked vulnerable every time the opposition 

attacked. That is slowly starting to change 

now thanks to how organized the team 

has been on the field since Rangnick 

took over.

1903 - Ralf Rangnick is the second 

Manchester United manager to register a 

clean sheet in his first two league games 

in charge of the club after Ernest Mangnall 

in 1903. Spotlight.

11:22 AM · Dec 11, 2021

#1 Ralf Rangnick offers a non-

diplomatic front

Manchester United v Crystal Palace - 

Premier League

Ralf Rangnick takes a no-nonsense approach

 to his pressers. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 

was a very agreeable manager who chose 

his words carefully in the presser. Rangnick 

is a bit more to the point.

With Solskjaer cautious not to say anything 

that might even rub his players the wrong 

way, there was a feeling that perhaps 

he may have been too friendly. A coach needs

 to be admirable and intimidating in equal 

amounts for him to exercise a certain 

amount of authority over the players.

Rangnick seems to be a proponent of that

 philosophy. Paul Pogba's agent Mino 

Raiola has been up to his usual tricks, 

publicly undermining Manchester United

 and inviting attention to his client's 

unresolved contract situation.

Additionally, Anthony Martial's agent 

Philippe Lamboley revealed last week

 that the player wants to leave the club. 

Rangnick's response to these comments 

from the players' agents was:

"Players have to want to play and stay 

at a big club like Manchester United.

"If a player does not want to play for a 

club like Manchester United medium or 

long-term, I don't think it makes sense to 

convince him to change his mind.

"I don't think anyone in the club should try

 to convince a player to stay."

Rangnick's response has been welcomed 

by the Manchester United fanbase who 

have grown tired of how Pogba lets his 

agent drag the club through the mud.

Ralf Rangnick sending a clear message 

to Pogba, Martial and the rest of the players

, "this is Man Utd, one of the biggest clubs 

in the world. If you don't want to stay, leave

. No one's begging you."

This man has completely won me 

over.

3:18 AM · Dec 10, 2021