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Ralf Rangnick has given his verdict on what Manchester United must do next in their search for a new manager.

The German coach took over on an interim basis until the end of the season after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November.

But it has not gone exactly to plan since the arrival of the former RB Leipzig boss who has had to contend with an unhappy squad.

Rangnick had been in the frame to take over on a permanent basis at the start of his tenure but those talks have been muted since a poor stretch of form.

However, he will walk into a consultancy role for the next two years at Old Trafford - though his own comments put that at risk.

The 63-year-old has told United that they must copy their Premier League rivals Manchester City in their pursuit of a new coach.

He explained that the Red Devils must discover a “corporate identity”, though that could leave his own future unclear.

With a new manager coming in to the club, what kind of role will they play in the transfer window and what duties will be made obsolete for the current boss?

Ahead of the Manchester derby, Rangnick said: “They have very clear identity, how they want to play.

"I know Jurgen