Man Utd stalwart given Ralf Rangnick blessing to act as peacemaker between players and staff

Manchester United technical director Darren Fletcher is reportedly acting as a peacekeeper between interim boss Ralf Rangnick and his players in a bid to get the team back on track.

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There have been widespread reports of disharmony in the Red Devils changing room, heightening tensions given some poor results on the pitch in recent weeks for Rangnick’s men.

However, in a bid to try and resolve issues and secure a Champions League place, The Sun reports that Fletcher has been doing his bit to ease that tension between staff and players.

There have reports of Rangnick being annoyed at the players for failing to grasp his high-pressing tactics. The German’s coaching methods have also been questioned.

But Fletcher is highly respected in the dressing room is doing his best to keep the peace.

The Scot, who spent 12 years as a player at Old Trafford, has his work cut out though. United’s 4-1 defeat to bitter rivals Manchester City last weekend was a new low for the club.

Cristiano Ronaldo was also missing for that game after reports stated he had flown to Portugal with an injury after Rangnick decided not to hand him a start.

Marcus Rashford is also said to be considering his future. The England man was left on the bench as Rangnick started