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Pending work permit
What had been in the offing last week is now official: Ralf Rangnick is the new head coach of Manchester United – subject to work visa requirements – and thus the third German manager at a top Premier League club alongside Thomas Tuchel and Jürgen Klopp. The 63-year-old will take over until the end of the season and then continue to work in a consultancy role for a further two years, as the Red Devils confirmed on Monday.
From Magath to Rangnick – German managers in Premier League history
Felix Magath (Fulham) – 12 matches in the Premier League – 1.00 point per game
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14/02/2014 – 18/09/2014
Jürgen Klopp (Liverpool) – 232 matches in the Premier League – 2.11 points per game
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Since 08/10/2015
Daniel Farke (Norwich) – 49 matches in the Premier League – 0.53 points per game
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01/07/2017 – 06/11/2021
Jan Siewert (Huddersfield) – 15 matches in the Premier League – 0.33 points per game
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21/01/2019 – 16/08/2019
Thomas Tuchel (Chelsea) – 31 matches in the Premier League – 2.16 points per game
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Since 26/01/2021
Ralf Rangnick (Man United)
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“Ralf is one of the most respected coaches and innovators in European football. He was our number one candidate for interim manager, reflecting the invaluable leadership and technical skills he will bring from almost four decades of experience in management and coaching. Everyone at the club is looking forward to working with him during the season ahead, and then for a further two years in his advisory role,” football director John Murtough said.
For Rangnick, the move to Manchester is his first job as a head coach abroad. In Germany, he had managed SSV Reutlingen, SSV Ulm, VfB Stuttgart, Hannover 96, Schalke 04, TSG Hoffenheim and most recently RB Leipzig since 1995, before first working as global sporting director for Red Bull and then moving to Lokomotiv Moscow. In recent years, he has been linked with various positions at AC Milan, Chelsea and Eintracht Frankfurt, among others.
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37 James Maddison – Leicester – new market value: €50M (-€5M)
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“I am excited to be joining Manchester United and focused on making this a successful season for the club. The squad is full of talent and has a great balance of youth and experience. All my efforts for the next six months will be on helping these players fulfil their potential, both individually and, most importantly, as a team. Beyond that, I look forward to supporting the club’s longer-term goals on a consultancy basis,” Rangnick was quoted as saying in the press release.
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