Leeds United head coach Jesse Marsch has detailed the influence Manchester United interim boss Ralf Rangnick has had on his coaching career, insisting the German changed his way of thinking.
Marsch, who was installed as Leeds' new boss last month, replacing Marcelo Bielsa, worked within the Red Bull franchise for nearly seven years. Working at New York Red Bulls, Red Bull Salzburg and Bundesliga giants RB Leipzig, the American knows Rangnick well.
First working at Leipzig as assistant manager to Rangnick in 2018/19, the 48-year-old, following two seasons in charge at Salzburg, returned to the German club ahead of the start of this season to replace Julian Nagelsmann, who had agreed to become Bayern Munich's new boss. Following an indifferent start to his tenure as head coach at Leipzig, Marsch and the club agreed to go their separate ways in December.
