Breaking news: Manchester United worst fears come through as Ralf Ragnick faces the challenge of his life in the dressing room.

 Ralf Rangnick reportedly faces major 

dressing room unrest with multiple outlets 

reporting a crisis is unfolding at Manchester

 United.

According to The mirror, cliques are said 

to have formed in the dressing room, with 

Rangnick facing a battle to unite his unhappy

 stars.

It’s understood up to 11 players want to 

leave United, particularly those who have

 hardly gotten any minutes, even under the 

German boss.

The Mirror goes as far as claiming the 

players aren’t pleased with Rangnick’s 

coaching or his tactics.

A source reportedly said: “It’s not good. 

The atmosphere is really bad and it looks like

 there are going to be big problems ahead 

for United.”

The sun confirms the dressing room unrest

 but adds that some players feel more senior

 teammates have too much influence Ragnick 

 in regards to the big decisions

Ole gunna solksjaer was often accused 

of playing favourites and it seems the former

 RB Leipzig man is being accused of the same thing.

The Sun have their own source who said: 

“The players have their own cliques, one of 

which is making the others feel like they need 

to step up a level when it is the whole team 

that’s struggling.

“The players are demoralised. This is deja vu 

of the previous years when things went wrong.

“The fans probably think the players are not

 fit enough to put Rangnick’s plans into action.

“That is so untrue. Certain players have just

 lost that knack and desire.

“Plus, there is a belief within one section 

of the squad that some players get selected, 

regardless of their displays. So everything 

is a complete shambles.”

The Sun go on to claim Rangnick has 

a reputation for being ‘aloof and overconfident’,

 with some players openly stating Tottenham 

Hotspur’s Antonio Conte should have been 

appointed instead.

It’s said they expect PSG’s Mauricio Pochettino 

to be handed the reins in the summer.

According to the Daily rest the unrest is 

being caused by a ‘fringe group’ who don’t 

understand why they haven’t gotten minutes

 despite the team’s poor form

Rangnick is described as ‘cooler’ and ‘more

 distant’ but is accused of playing favourites still

, with the mood at training being described as 

‘oppressive’.

The Mail claim up to half the squad is unhappy

 and senior players openly discuss the group 

and atmosphere as being the worst they can 

remember.

One thing the outlet does add is that Solskjaer 

was asked by some staff why he didn’t expose 

the players who threw him under the bus but 

he essentially turned down the idea.

It’s said there was surprise in Germany 

when Rangnick landed the job and that he 

has been detached since joining, preferring 

coach Chris Armas and psychologist Sascha 

Lense to deal with the dressing room mood.

The realest also confirm the unrest but claim 

it’s the third of the squad and no more that want

 to leave.

It’s not just players too, with some coaching

 staff also keen to leave as another overhaul 

is expected of the club.

It’s said there’s recognition the Covid outbreak

 hasn’t helped Rangnick but other clubs have 

faced the same without such a downfall in 

performances.

One thing The Telegraph says that’s different

 to the others is that Rangnick’s stance in not 

letting players depart could backfire if he hopes 

to build a united team.