Manchester United must try new solution to fix right-wing issue thanks to Jadon Sancho form

The spotlight at Old Trafford is shining brightly on Ralf Rangnick and Sascha Lense at the moment, the interim manager and his sports psychologist who need to find solutions to issues that are threatening to completely derail an already disappointing season.

Manchester United's trio of successive 1-1 draws, which have all followed the same pattern of a half-time lead and an encouraging 45 minutes, followed by a second half that allows the opposition back into the game, is becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy for a team that can't clear their heads when the roll of the dice goes against them.

That collective weakness doesn't look great for Rangnick or Lense, but in their time at United, there have been triumphs. Rangnick wanted his coaching recruit to have individual chats with players and if there is one success story for the pair of them since the end of November it is Jadon Sancho.

Rangnick has devised a structured attacking system that is allowing the 21-year-old to shine and his confidence has been transformed in recent weeks.

Against Middlesbrough, Burnley and Southampton he has looked like the player who terrorised Bundesliga defences. Suddenly Sancho is relishing running with the ball, a throwback winger who can cause mayhem in defences. It's a stark contrast to the £73million player who looked to be reluctant to leave his shell in the first few months of this season.

"Jadon, I've known since he was 17 when he still played in England," Rangnick said. "I contacted him and his agent when he was 17 and tried to convince him to join us at Leipzig, in the end he decided to go to Dortmund and had a great time there. His development there, he became one of the best wingers in the league, if not in Europe.

"The step to a