'I would do it over and over again' - Rangnick has no regrets about taking Man Utd job

Ralf Rangnick insists he has no regrets about taking the Manchester United job despite their indifferent form under his stewardship.

The Red Devils have won just one of their last seven games in all competitions and face a battle to qualify for the Champions League next season.

They go into Saturday’s match against bottom side Norwich in seventh place in the Premier League, six points outside the top four.

Rangnick replaced Ole Gunnar Solksjaer on an interim basis in November and is due to hand over to a permanent successor in the summer before taking up a two-year consultancy role, with Ajax boss Erik ten Hag the frontrunner for the job.

It was hoped his appointment would boost their chances of making the top four, but the German has failed to get the side firing on a consistant basis, winning just nine of his 22 games in charge.

The fanbase has grown increasingly frustrated as the campaign has progressed, leading to a protest against the club's owners outside their training ground on Friday, with more protests planned before the Norwich game.

Despite all this turbulence Rangnick insists he does not regret taking the job, though he admits he is not happy with how things have panned out so far.

“No. No regrets whatsoever. I would do it over and over again,” he told reporters.

“I don’t regret that at all. As a manager you always have to question and ask yourself what you could have done better, if I could have played with a different formation in certain games, if a substitution could have been done earlier. This is what always happens we always ask question ourselves what we could have done better.

"I think we are all aware it’s not an easy squad, the whole situation was not easy or I would not be sitting here and Ole