According to the Manchester Evening News, former Manchester City player Nigel De Jong spoke about Manchester United in an interview, arguing that Manchester United's current problems lie with the players, not the coaches.
Manchester United drew 1-1 with Newcastle in the last round and the team's performance was not satisfactory. De Jong said: "Lonnick is now in charge of Manchester United and it looks like they are looking for a long-term coaching candidate next summer. ”
"To be honest, I've been keeping a close eye on Manchester United for the last three years and I don't think The problems of Manchester United have anything to do with the manager. Neither Van Gaal nor Mourinho succeeded, the real problem was their reinforcements, and bringing in players was the key to shaping a team and its DNA. ”
"If you give too much power to certain players, it's going to be detrimental to your whole team. In my opinion, United have to cut at least five or six players. Someone needs to say to them, 'You had a great time here and you made a lot of money, but you have to leave the team now'. ”
De Jong continued: "They need to get rid of the players who decide everything for the club and it doesn't matter who the coach is until they have dealt with this issue. Because no matter what kind of coach you bring in, you will always face the same problem. ”
"There are too many players who want to be in control and at this stage I really don't care who can replace Ronnick because they're going to have problems with Solskjaer, Jose Mourinho and Van Gaal. What I'd like to see is that the board will transfer some players next summer, even if it's just on loan, to get them out of the club and to pinpoint exactly who has a future at the club. ”
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