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Fred admits Manchester United have been 'far below' what was expected of them this season. The Reds are set to finish the campaign trophyless and could realistically miss out on Champions League qualification as well.
MONDAY’S BIG STORIES Man Utd players at it again Ad/> Hello, and welcome to the latest instalment of Manchester United players saying things while away on international duty. Premier League'Nothing is decided' — Pogba still waiting on future choice13 HOURS AGO This week (and there'll probably be more by the time the international break is through) we bring you Luke Shaw and regular international break interviewee Paul Pogba, who have subtly suggested the environment at Carrington is going some way towards explaining their club’s current struggles. Soon-to-be out of contract Pogba said «coming here gives you a boost» with regards to France duty, adding United's trophy drought is «sad» when explaining he wants to be at a club that is competing for silverware.
Ralf Rangnick was nothing more than a stranger to Manchester United and, yet, he had already identified one of the key reasons why the club has been on a downward trajectory during the post-Sir Alex Ferguson years.
The prospect of the summer holds much more excitement than the final nine games of the season for Manchester United.
When the next Manchester United manager finally takes the keys to his office, he will find items pilling up in his in-tray and a lot of them will concern the future of players in his squad; from the senior players whose contracts are up, to those who have been out on loan and now want to know where they stand.
When Manchester United spent a combined £125million to bring Harry Maguire and Aaron Wan-Bissaka to the club in the summer of 2019, there was no great outcry of complaint. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s ‘cultural reset’ of the club had began in earnest a few weeks earlier with the slightly underwhelming (but potentially underrated) signing of Daniel James for £15million from Swansea but now, before the 2019/20 season got going, was the double defensive move that had been anticipated.
It's now less than a week until Manchester United are back in action against Leicester City on Saturday after a long stint without any games.
Manchester United's next permanent manager might not get to work alongside Paul Pogba, but they could learn a valuable lesson by listening to his latest comments about the club.