Ralf Rangnick has backed Erik ten Hag to succeed as Manchester United manager as he admitted the Dutchman is a "really positive appointment".
The Red Devils officially confirmed the Ajax boss would succeed current interim Rangnick in the Old Trafford dugout on a four-year deal last week. Though Rangnick was expected to move into a consultancy role at the club come the end of the season, it now appears his future may lie away from Manchester.
The German is understood to be considering leaving United amid reports he has been offered the Austrian national team job. Though Rangnick is yet to address such speculation, he has finally lifted the lid on his feelings about United replacing him with Ten Hag.