Ralf Rangnick might be able to hand himself a lifeline at Manchester United despite being blasted for “managing his way out” of being given the long-term role as head coach.
The German replaced Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as Red Devils boss until the end of the season in November after the Norwegian was sacked following a run of dreadful results.
While results have improved during Rangnick’s tenure, performances have been decidedly mixed, with United also being knocked out of the FA Cup by Championship side Middlesborough.
