Man Utd should sign a head coach, not a manager - Rangnick

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manager Ralf Rangnick believes the club should go for a head coach with skilled people around him, not a manager.

Rangnik will lead the Red Devils until the end of the season, after which he will be the club's advisor for two years. Eric Ten Hag is expected to be the club's next manager, but Rangnick believes the club needs major changes to succeed in the future.

The German told Sky Sports News:

"In Germany we have a head coach and then there is usually a minimum of two skilled people continuously in the club on a longer-term basis responsible for recruitment, scouting and any daily operation.

"They also bring in the right and best possible head coach for the team. This still hasn't got a big tradition here and so the job of a sporting director or director of football, only a few clubs have that.

"I know that for the future, and I think even more so for a big club like Manchester United, you can't put all those jobs and tasks and the whole responsibility only on the shoulder of one person – on the manager. I'm not sure if this can be dealt with by one person, no matter how good he is.

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"I think this is also an issue for our club, where they have to pay attention to."

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