Rangnick calls Man Utd players ‘selfish’ in brutal ‘dossier of shame’

Ralf Rangnick will present Erik ten Hag with a dossier detailing all of the improvements that need to be made at Man Utd, according to a report.

It was confirmed earlier this week that Ajax boss Ten Hag will become the new Red Devils manager at the end of the season.

The Dutchman has a huge job on his hands to turn Man Utd around with the club currently sixth and looking very likely to miss out on a Champions League place this term.

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The signings of Cristiano Ronaldo, Raphael Varane and Jadon Sancho was meant to catapult Man Utd into a title fight this season but they have gone backwards instead.

There have been stories throughout the season of an unsettled dressing room and unprofessional behaviour with Paul Scholes revealing over the weekend that Jesse Lingard had told him that “the dressing room is just a disaster”.

And now the Daily Mirror claim that Rangnick – who will move into a consultancy role once the season has finished – ‘will present incoming boss’ Ten Hag a ‘shocking dossier of shame’ on every Man Utd player.

It is described as a ‘brutal no holds barred’ rundown of every first-team player with Rangnick privately calling the squad ‘selfish, over-inflated, lacking quality and too powerful’.

The Daily Mirror insist that Rangnick is ‘staggered by the lack of professionalism amongst the first-team squad’ and ‘claimed some players have blatantly ignored his instructions when he’s given them a pattern of play to employ in certain games’

The former RB Leipzig boss has insisted that there are many Man Utd players ‘not fit for purpose’ and he will recommend ‘an influx of hungry young players’.

It is claimed that Rangnick even went as far as saying that Gary Neville’s