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Thomas Tuchel was adamant that Manchester United did not look 'at all' like a Ralf Rangnick team yet after holding his Chelsea side to a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Rangnick is waiting in the wings to takeover as interim United manager and there was speculation before and during the game - not least from Gary Neville - that the German had influenced current interim boss Michael Carrick's team selection.
The Red Devils made the shock move to drop Cristiano Ronaldo to the bench and played a defensive trio in midfield of Scott McTominay, Nemanja Matic and Fred.
Thomas Tuchel said Manchester United didn't look 'at all' like a Ralf Rangnick team on Sunday
Chelsea were held to a frustrating 1-1 draw by Michael Carrick's side at Stamford Bridge
Indeed, there have been suggestions that technical director Darren Fletcher was communicating in real-time with Rangnick as images emerged of the Scot wearing an earpiece throughout the game.
But Tuchel claimed he did not see anything new in United that suggested former mentor Rangnick had already imprinted his philosophy at Old Trafford.
Asked directly whether United looked like a Rangnick team, Tuchel told Sky Sports: 'No, not at all.'
Reflecting on the match
