Are There 5 Players That Ralf Rangnick Considers Not Suitable For Manchester United's Goals, Including Harry Maguire?

Manchester United players who are ready to be released next season. (Photo: Twitter @ManUtd)

JAKARTA - Manchester United's interim manager, Ralf Rangnick, has started preparing to leave his post. He will change positions to become a team consultant and work more in the office.

However, Ralf Rangnick is believed to still be able to play an important role in shaping the team under Erik ten Hag. In fact, he has prepared a number of inputs for Manchester United officials.

Reported by the Daily Mirror, the German has told Manchester United bosses that five players are not good enough to stay at the club. These five players also do not match the goals of the team nicknamed the Red Devils.

There is no Harry Maguire on the list, although the captain has come under scrutiny for his recent poor form.

The five players in question include Phil Jones, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Victor Lindelof, Eric Bailly and Anthony Martial. Most likely, all five will be expelled next summer.

Phil Jones has been "unused" at United for a long time. He was more on the bench than a mainstay of the team.

Likewise with Eric Baily and Victor Lindelof. The performance of these two players has not lived up to expectations, and has not been able to provide a sense of security to the main MU goalkeeper, David De Gea.

Meanwhile, Wan-Bissaka is considered to be getting an excessive salary. To reduce the team's financial burden, players who were brought in from Crystal Palace could be sold off.

Martial's last name. This one player has no place in the hearts of management and fans. After his loan to Sevilla, the French player is most likely sold by Manchester United at an affordable price.