“A proper coach” with at least “two of three years” should be Manchester United ’s priority according to Paul Scholes. The United legend watched his former team suffer another disappointing Champions League exit after Ralf Rangnick’s side were knocked out by Atletico Madrid.
It is a result which likely ends any remote possibility of Rangnick being handed the United reins on a full-time basis at the end of season. And while United fans have expressed desires of new full-backs, an alternative defender to Harry Maguire, and a new defensive minded central midfielder, Scholes vehemently believes a new manager must be at the front and centre of United’s focus.
