Star Man Utd says he will “kill his career” after a “crazy” decision inspired by Ralf Rangnick

A striker from Man Utd has been questioned for his decision to stay at Old Trafford despite his minutes on the field falling off a cliff.

The arrival of interim boss Ralf Rangnick has raised expectations as the January window is busy at Manchester United. The German boss is looking for midfield reinforcements, and several names have been combined.

RB Leipzig’s Amadou Haidara has been advertised together Chelsea recently targets Ruben Neves.

Departures were also expected. Several United stars, including Jesse Lingard and Paul Pogba, are out of the deal next summer. Elsewhere, striker Anthony Martial has expressed a desire to leave through his agent.

On the Lingard front, however, United’s exit is expected to move into the summer. This was despite the fact that the striker was only given 87 minutes of league play this season.

Rangnick’s arrival is said to have influenced Lingard’s decision to fight for his place during the last six months of his contract. If this task fails, Lingard will leave as a free agent next summer to look for regular activities to help him get into the England World Cup team in 2022 in Qatar.

However, Lingard’s decision has been hotly criticized by expert Frank McAvenney.

The former West Ham star had hoped Lingard would return to Hammer after last year’s inspiring loan slip. David Moyes had tried to get Lingard a permanent deal in the summer, but United’s lofty demands nullified the deal.

Now, talking to Football Insider, McAvennie has taken aim at Lingard.

“I really don’t understand it [Lingard’s decision to stay]. He went to West Ham last year and set the world on fire, he was great. He has barely played this season and wants to stay? I just don’t understand it.

Lingard “kills his career” – McAvennie

“He’s going to kill his career. Why wouldn’t you want to go and join another club and score goals again? You can’t tell me he’s happy sitting on the bench. He can’t be.”

– I’ve said enough about Lingard that he won’t go to West Ham, but I’m not sure if I want him there if that’s his attitude.

“Sorry, I just don’t understand this at all. He’s not going to play ahead of Ronaldo, is he?

“It’s crazy. I don’t think it makes sense, I don’t understand what he’s doing.”

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Rangnick lowers his foot at the Man Utd exit

Meanwhile, Rangnick has revealed lengthy conversations with Anthony Martial about his future in the company.

A Martial agent revealed it earlier in December his client wants out in January.

Speaking at a press conference (through Daily Mirror), Rangnick revealed his conversations with the French striker.

He said: “We talked for a long time. He explained to me that he has been at Manchester United for the last seven years now and he feels it is the right time for change, to go somewhere else.

“It simply came to our notice then [Martial’s exit wish] is understandable, I could follow his thoughts. But on the other hand, it is also important to see the situation of the club.

“We have Covid times, we have three races where we still have high goals and want to succeed as best we can.

I said to him, ‘Listen, as long as no club is interested in him [he will stay]and it should be in the interests not only of the player but also of the club. To my knowledge, no offer has been received from any other club and. As long as that is the case, he will stay. “

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