Breaking news: Man Utd players 'underwhelmed' by Ralf Rangnick as four stars frustrated with manager

 Manchester United interim boss Ralf 

Rangnick has a huge job on his hands at 

Old Trafford with a number of players said 

to be unhappy with their current situations, 

reports claim. The German was employed

 to steady to ship following the sacking 

of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer but instead, United

 appear to have somehow regressed.

Alarm bells are now ringing after United 

took just a single point from matches with 

Newcastle and Wolves.

Their 1-0 defeat to Bruno Lage's side on 

home soil on Monday evening outlined just

 how much work there is to do if United 

are to achieve a top-four finish.

That is considered to be the bare minimum

 requirement this term after United conceded

 defeat in the title race just weeks into the

 new campaign.

But away from results, it appears Rangnick 

is now set to encounter problems with the

 team's harmony in the dressing room.

The mirror are now reporting there is unrest

 in some quarters of the squad with several 

stars yet to fully take to Rangnick's ideas.

It's also claimed that Jesse Lingard, 

Donny van de Beek, Eric Bailly and 

Dean Henderson are all frustrated with their

 lack of opportunities since his appointment.

Lingard in particular looked destined for 

the exit door this month but instead decided

 a new manager offered him the chance to 

turn over a new leaf.

Yet his involvement has been minimal, 

once again pointing towards a departure.

Van de Beek has also been continuously 

overlooked as the Dutchman's Old Trafford 

nightmare continues.

Rangnick is believed to have put the brakes

 on Henderson's ambitions to leave the club

 on loan.

Ajax had been linked - while former United

 goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar strongly denied

 the speculation - amongst others.

After the defeat to Wolves, Rangnick hinted

 he now fears for United's top-four hopes.

“I cannot make any guarantees,” he said. 

“Look at today’s performance: if I say we 

are 100 per cent convinced we will finish 

in the top four I don’t know if people will 

believe that. It is about taking the next 

steps and getting better. I knew this could

 be hard.

“I knew it would be difficult – that’s the

 reason why they brought me. I knew it 

wouldn’t be easy to find a balance between 

offensively and defensively.

"We didn’t press at all. We tried but we 

were not able to get into those pressing 

situations.”

United are unlikely to be active in the 

January transfer market but a number 

of players are now actively seeking a 

way out of the club.