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Manchester United’s new boss, Ralf Rangnick has revealed he could continue to be manager even after the expiration of his six-month contract as an interim.
The 63-year-old German was introduced to the press at Old Trafford on Friday morning and is due to meet the players who did not play in the Arsenal game for a training session at 3pm.
The former Schalke 04 boss who is due to be with the Red Devils for another two years as a consultant after his first six-months as an interim has refused to rule out becoming Manchester United’s permanent manager.
“The people with whom I’ve spoken so far have been very clear we are talking about six-and-a-half months role as a manager, currently,” Rangnick said. “We have never spoken about what will happen in the summer.
“Right now, I’m fully aware they might be looking for a new manager. If they will then speak with me about that, we will see.
“Maybe, if they ask me for my opinion, and, as you say, everything goes well, we develop the team, I might even make the same recommendation to the board that I made at Leipzig twice, when I recommended to them it might be a good idea to keep working with me for one year.
“But this is all hypothetical, we cannot speak about it. For me, now, it’s about winning the next games and this is the major focus.”
This article was updated 2 days ago