Before the match with Liverpool, Manchester United manager Ronnick gave an exclusive interview to Sky Sports, where he talked about his understanding of the current situation of the team and his plans for the future of the club.
At present, it is impossible to improve the strength through reinforcements, so is there a way to improve the physical fitness of the team and the ability to quickly change and oppress in training?
"There is a certain extent, but obviously the key is that the players have this trait in their DNA, they are inherently aggressive, which is very difficult to improve through training. But like I said, it's something to do in the future. Now the focus is still on getting the players to play at their best level and form a whole on the field. ”
Did the news of the new manager interfere with the team?
"No, no matter who the next manager is, the players will give their all. If a new manager is announced within two or three weeks, I don't think that will affect the current situation of the team. But it's important to know who the new coach is, because player introductions also start at the same time to find the best player for the manager. This has a series of player names that I have submitted to the board. But overall, it's not enough to sign 3-4 players at the moment, more reinforcements are needed because you have to remember that we have a lot of players who are leaving with their contracts expiring at the same time. ”
"In addition to the goalkeeper, we need to bring in reinforcements at all positions to improve the strength of the team. De Gea's play this season hasn't been a problem with the goalkeeper position, but once you know who your manager is, that position also needs to be taken into account. I mean De Gea has always been very good, but you have to notice how Liverpool and Manchester City built the goalkeeper position..."
Regarding your process of building a team, should you first plan the direction for the team for the next 5-10 years, and then recruit a manager and players?
"Yes, it's what we did in Hoffenheim and Leipzig and Salzburg, but it's just a way to build a team, like I said above, it's not the traditional way to do it in this country and I don't know if it's going to be done in the future."
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