Breaking news: Manchester United have an attitude problem and stroppy stars are giving Ralf Rangnick a headache, Ralf made mention of Ronaldo and here is what he said about him ..

 Ralf Rangnick is facing his first major 

challenge as Manchester United’s interim

 manager as he tries to sort out the dressing

 room unrest left behind by Ole Gunnar

 Solskjaer.

Former United defender Gary Neville 

highlighted the divisions in Rangnick’s team 

after Monday’s draw at Newcastle in his 

role as a Sky Sports pundit.

It was clear from an insipid display Rangnick 

will need time to address United’s problems

, and more concerns were raised over the

 attitude of the players. Having criticised 

their body language in a narrow 1-0 win 

over bottom-of-the-table Norwich last time

 out, the German preferred to focus on the

 lack of physicality against second-from-

bottom Newcastle.

However, Neville didn’t hold back as 

he took aim at Cristiano Ronaldo and 

Bruno Fernandes.

Ronaldo once again made a hasty exit 

at the final whistle and questions remain 

over his lack of chemistry with certain 

team-mates, notably Mason Greenwood.

Neville also hinted at a leadership struggle

 between Ronaldo and Harry Maguire 

and it’s understood that the United skipper

 has been more subdued since Ronaldo

 returned to the club.

Frustrated Fernandes has struggled 

in Rangnick’s new 4-2-2-2 formation and 

Neville was angry at the way the Portuguese

 duo behaved towards their younger 

team-mates.

‘Something isn’t right in there,’ he said. 

‘There is definitely whingeing going on. 

They are all at each other. The spirit of 

a dressing room is really important and 

I don’t think they’re all with each other 

at the moment.’

The mood at the training ground is said 

to be very low and concerns over dressing 

room cliques have not been helped by an 

upgrade to the canteen that has seen six

 four-seater booths installed.

The players are struggling to adjust 

to Rangnick’s later training sessions and

 left in the dark at 5pm on Tuesday.

Aside from the problems clearly evident

 on the pitch at Newcastle, Anthony Martial 

has told Rangnick he wants to leave just 

weeks after the new manager replaced Solskjaer.

United have rejected an opening loan offer

 from Sevilla because it only covered 

part of Martial’s £200,000-a-week wages.

Sportsmail understands goalkeeper Dean 

Henderson also wants talks Ragnick

 after growing frustrated over his lack of 

playing time.

Henderson has appeared just twice this

 term after struggling with Covid. David de 

Gea has regained his best form and the 

No 1 spot.

Henderson is believed to regret signing 

a new contract in the summer of 2020 but 

is unlikely to leave before the end of the 

season with Rangnick keen to have three

 senior goalkeepers.

Eric Bailly has also questioned his decision

 to sign a new deal last year as he continues

 to be left out despite United’s problems in 

central defence. Bailly is said to have 

openly challenged Solskjaer’s decision to 

play a half-fit Maguire at Leicester in October.

The Ivory Coast defender has only played 

five times this season and was surprised 

to receive a call at the airport on Monday 

informing him that he would be needed 

against Burnley tomorrow just as he 

was about to fly to the Africa Cup of 

Nations.

Although Solskjaer was a hugely popular

 figure at United, his tendency to avoid 

confrontation often led to problems behind 

the scenes.

Players such as Martial, Henderson, 

Bailly, Jesse Lingard and Donny van de 

Beek were given assurances over their 

roles only to be left out.

Van de Beek saw a move to Everton blocked

 by United in the summer but he continues 

to be a peripheral figure under Rangnick.

Lingard is another player unhappy with a 

bit-part role even though United rejected 

interest in him from six clubs before the 

start of the season.

The 29-year-old will leave at the end 

of his contract in June but is unlikely to 

be allowed to go out on loan next month —

 unlike Phil Jones who is desperate to play

 after two years out. Like Lingard, Paul 

Pogba will also be a free agent in the 

summer and can negotiate with foreign 

clubs from next week.