Ralf Rangnick having a “clean break” from Manchester United could be best for all parties, according to Red Devils legend Roy Keane.
The 63-year-old was hired as interim boss at the end of last year, tasked with guiding a beleaguered United squad until the end of the season. His remit was to ensure the new manager came into the best possible situation - and a place in next season’s Champions League.
But after getting his stint off to a positive start, results have nosedived and last weekend’s defeat at Arsenal all but extinguished any lingering hopes of a top-four finish. Last week it was confirmed that Ajax boss Erik ten Hag will be Rangnick’s long-term replacement, signing a three-year deal which begins at the start of pre-season.
