English Premier League
Manchester United star told to leave following the arrival of Ralf Rangnick
Manchester United star told to leave following the arrival of Ralf Rangnick.
Manchester United,midfielder, Jesse Lingard has been told to leave old Trafford and Join Premier League club West Ham United in the winter transfer window.
Former Liverpool star, Glen Johnson has insisted that the Englishman should leave United without further delay.
United confirmed the arrival of their Interim boss, Ralf Rangnick on Monday, Many of the club’s players will have to wait to know their fate under the new manager.
Lingard is yet to start in a Premier League or Champions League match for the Red Devils this season after rejoining the side, from West Ham United following a loan spell at the London stadium.
He declined a permanent move to the London club, but instead chose to fight for a place in ole Gunnar Solskjaer team, however, that has not favoured him, as he has fallen in the pecking order behind the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho.
The 28-year-old has been linked with a permanent move to West Ham United and Newcastle United, who look to sign him in the January transfer window and Johnson thinks he should move to the Hammers.
“At West Ham, we saw how much Jesse enjoyed his football and the performances he got back to,” Metro quoted Johnson
“For £10million, I’m not being funny, who can you usually get for that price? You can’t get much of a player nowadays.
“I think he should go to West Ham, he clearly enjoyed it there and he knows what the club thought of him. Surely he’d want it all back.
“West Ham and Newcastle are in totally different positions at the moment but that could all quickly change with the plans Newcastle have got.
“But right now, with Newcastle, he doesn’t know what he’s walking into. Sometimes the grass ain’t greener.”
Lingard will hope things change for good under the new manager if he chooses to stay at Old Trafford.
United new interim coach, Ralf Rangnick is still waiting for his work permit to be approved, so Carrick will take charge of the game between the Red Devils and Arsenal on Thursday night.