According to the Daily Mirror, Manchester United interim manager Ronnick was disappointed that he could not get enough support in the transfer market. The German felt what Mourinho felt when he was in charge at Manchester United.
After agreeing to coach Manchester United, Lonnick learned that he had some room in the January transfer market to sign players to ensure the team was in the top four this season (into next season's Champions League). However, the newspaper learned from a German source that because Rangnick has only been in charge for 6 months, United are reluctant to hand over the transfer to Lonnick, who feels his power is limited and constrained.
It is worth mentioning that when Mourinho was in charge of Manchester United, the same transfer power was limited, and Mourinho wanted players at that time, Manchester United did not give support, resulting in Mourinho being sacked in the third season.
Now, Ronnick is increasingly worried about how much influence he will be able to make when he begins a two-year consultancy job this summer. Richard Arnold will take over Woodward's role next month as United's chief executive, while transfer negotiations are likely to be left to John Mottav rather than Ronnick.
In addition, it is reported that Manchester United's candidate managers are now Pochettino, Tenhach and Rodgers. Of the three, United management prefers Pochettino, who currently coaches at Paris Saint-Germain.