'I can't say players get on well' – Ralf Rangnick after Jesse Lingard reportedly calls dressing room ‘disaster’

Ralf Rangnick says that there is not an issue between players in the Manchester United dressing room but added that he could not say that the players got on well. Former United midfielder Paul Scholes was on punditry duty for DAZN Canada for United's loss to Arsenal and said he was told by Jesse Lingard the dressing room is a «disaster». Ad/> «I had a quick chat with Jesse there,» he said.

Premier LeagueRangnick backs 'very good choice' Ten Hag to succeed at Man UtdYESTERDAY AT 12:16 «I'm sure he won't mind me saying, the dressing room is just a disaster.» Rangnick says the players get on «reasonable» with each other. He said: «Obviously, after games like today or the game at Liverpool or Everton, there is massive disappointment in the locker room for sure. »This is normal.

It would be rather a problem if that was different. This is for me normal. “But, I think the whole group, they get on reasonable with each other.

I'm not daring to say they get on well with each other. But I don't see that there is an issue with regard to the atmosphere in the locker room." Arsenal go fourth and heap misery on United with emphatic win Real Madrid continue to battle Man City for Haaland — Paper Round Rangnick says losing to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League last-16 had a negative effect on the players and admits it is «hard to motivate» the squad after missing out on their last chance of silverware this season. «Obviously, the defeat to Atletico destroyed a lot of hopes and also some of the emotions of some of the players, which I can understand,» the German explained.