Breaking news: Ragnick reveals the star striker that is set won’t fit in his 4-2-2-2 formation.

 



Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick 

cannot continue to play Marcus Rashford 

in his favoured 4-2-2-2 formation, according

 to former Red Devil Paul Parker.



The German took over at Old Trafford 


as interim manager following the departure 


of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.



The 63-year-old will manage the club until


 the end of the season and has yet to taste


 defeat in the United dugout.



In his first game in charge, the Red Devils


 beat Crystal Palace 1-0 as the United boss 


opted to line up in a 4-2-2-2 formation, 


with Rashford partnering Cristiano Ronaldo 


up front and Jadon Sancho and Bruno


 Fernandes in behind.



But Rangnick made a wholesale of changes


 for Wednesday's Champions League 


group game against Young Boys with 


Mason Greenwood, Anthony Elanga, 


Donny van de Beek and Jesse Lingard 


all starting as passage to the knockout


 stages was already secured.



Greenwood struck early but his acrobatic


 effort was cancelled out by Fabian Rieder’s 


goal as United were held to a 1-1 draw.





Former United defender Parker believes 


Rangnick must drop Rashford if he deploys


 the same formation for their trip to Norwich


 on Saturday and hand Greenwood a start 


following the youngster's blistering form.



‘If he wants to play his system, he can’t 


continue to pick Marcus Rashford, either,’


 Parker told Eurosport.



‘I think he has got to look at Mason 


Greenwood more – he is someone who can 


play wide and centrally.



‘Greenwood needs a run of games otherwise


 he will start getting disillusioned.



‘He’ll be asking himself: “Why can’t I get 


in the team after Marcus Rashford’s recent 


performances?”.’





Parker also called for a host of transfers 


to be made in January insisting the club 


needed to rid themselves of dead wood.



‘There have to be changes in January. 


There is still too much dead wood there,’


 Parker added.



‘


The middle of midfield is still a problem. 


As much as you can change the style, if 


you make it too attacking, the midfield is still


 going to be an issue, unless they can 


improve drastically.



‘You haven’t got the resources in midfield


 that are able to play that way. Fred is the 


likeliest – he is more dynamic. Ball retention


 is key. I think he will also be looking


 at his full-backs and his front line heading


 into January.



‘At right-back, Diogo Dalot has done 


alright. He is capable and better in the final


 third than Aaron Wan-Bissaka, and able 


to get more crosses in to the box. I still 


believe he is going to want to improve that


 position, if not this season then next


 season, certainly.



‘It is no different at left-back. Alex Telles 


has got a run of games due to Luke Shaw’s


 injury and I think he has done well. I would


 be very surprised if Telles doesn’t play


 against Norwich, even with Shaw back 


in training.’

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