Neville: Manchester United lack the sustainability of development and Alexander-Arnold needs time to create his own characteristics

Manchester United's new CEO Alexander-Arnold has officially taken over as the club's manager since February 1, but he now faces serious challenges and huge pressures. In an interview with Sky Sports, Gary Neville said arnold needed time to create his own identity as he pushed the club forward.

Neville said: "All coaches have the same attitude, don't they? I think when they take over the team they all face locker room problems and they want to get rid of the problem players in it and use their own team staff. The truth is, Moyes did it, Van Gaal did it, Mourinho did it, Solskjaer did it, and now we see that Lonnick is still doing it. ”

'The club doesn't have a sustainable plan, every change of coaching brings a new change, Manchester United now has a new CEO but he has just taken office and obviously Arnold needs time to assess the current situation, but at Manchester United everything happens very quickly.'

"It's all very important things, it's about the culture of the club, the way you think and the way you behave. Soon you'll associate your instincts with clubs. ”

'Woodward has been in this position for almost a decade and Arnold and he are completely different people and I think it will take him two or three years to build a club with a personal imprint.

'But I also think it's important to appoint a new sporting director and coach in the summer, as it will set the tone for the team to develop in the coming years.

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