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Ralf Rangnick admits his biggest regret as Manchester United’s interim manager is that he failed to foster a better team spirit among the players.
Rangnick was brought in after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November with the aim of salvaging United’s season, but he couldn’t prevent the club’s worst Premier League campaign on record.
The German, who will take charge of his final game at Crystal Palace on Sunday before handing over to Erik ten Hag, believes United fell away after going out of the Champions League to Atletico Madrid and blames a lack of team spirit in the camp.
Ralf Rangnick has opened up on his regrets from his time as Manchester United interim boss
Erik ten Hag is expected to be in the stands to watch United play Crystal Palace on Sunday
‘Since the Atletico game, we didn’t find our shape or form again,’ said Rangnick. ‘This has to do with confidence, also mentality and team spirit. For me, the biggest disappointment is we didn’t develop a certain team spirit. This is the biggest issue.
‘We have to see it in different areas and periods of time. Until we dropped out against Atletico, we lost confidence
