Manchester United have been on an awful run of results recently, by drawing against Burnley away and Southampton at home, two teams that the Red Devils should really be beating if they hope to get into the top four and get Champions League football for next season. The Red Devils manager Ralf Rangnick was talking to the media this week and gave an update on Harry Maguire as the Manchester United captain…
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“I think when he came back after his injury he did extremely well. He had a very good performance, a very good game against West Ham.
“In the past two games, yeah he had some weaker moments, against Southampton and when we conceded the goal at Burnley, but he’s our captain and I don’t see any reason to change that.
“He’s a player who has to develop, get better, like all the other players.
“The way that we are playing now is new also to him because in the English national team he was used to playing in a back three and here at Manchester United, in most cases a back four, but still not being as proactive, not with that kind of rest defence always being on the front foot when we are trying to defend.
“This is something also new to him and it will also take some time for him to get used to that, to get adjusted to that.”