Ralf Rangnick's interim reign at the helm of Manchester United was structured with the intention of the German steadying the ship and leaving his post with the club in a better position for his contribution.
Instead, there are likely to be more questions than answers as the former RB Leipzig boss has seemingly struggled to get to grips with the culture inside the club. There has undeniably been a hangover from the previous regime that has marred certain aspects of the tail-end of the season.
When Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in late November of last year, his assistant Michael Carrick briefly took charge of the following three games before announcing he would also depart. The same cannot be said for Darren Fletcher, who remains at United in the same role he was granted while Solskjaer was at the helm.
