Austria manager Rangnick no longer taking up new Man Utd role / Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS - AFP
-
Ryu, Ariya shake off major letdowns to start strong in Utah
-
Sean 'Diddy' Combs: the rap mogul facing life in prison
-
Sean 'Diddy' Combs sex crimes trial to begin Monday
-
Backyard barnyard: rising egg prices prompt hen hires in US
-
Trinidad leader sworn in, vows fresh start for violence-weary state
-
US veteran convicted of quadruple murder executed in Florida
-
UK comedian Russell Brand due in court on rape charges
-
Tokyo's tariff envoy says US talks 'constructive'
-
Ledecky out-duels McIntosh in sizzing 400m free
-
Scheffler grabs PGA lead with sizzling 61 at CJ Cup Byron Nelson
-
'Divine dreams' and 38 virgins at Trump prayer event
-
Apple expects $900 mn tariff hit, US iPhone supply shifts to India
-
Lakers prepare for offseason rebuild after playoff exit
-
'Natural' for stars like Maguire to deliver now: Man Utd's Amorim
-
EU preparing new sanctions on Russia, French minister tells AFP
-
Apple expects $900 mn tariff hit as shifts US iPhone supply to India
-
US to end shipping loophole for Chinese goods Friday
-
Forest's Champions League dreams hit by Brentford defeat
-
Norris and Piastri taking championship battle in their stride
-
Chelsea close in on UEFA Conference League final with win at Djurgarden
-
Spurs take control in Europa semi against Bodo/Glimt
-
Man Utd seize control of Europa League semi against 10-man Bilbao
-
With minerals deal, Ukraine finds way to secure Trump support
-
Amazon revenue climbs 9%, but outlook sends shares lower
-
Trump axes NSA Waltz after chat group scandal
-
Forest Champions League dreams hit after Brentford defeat
-
'Resilient' Warriors aim to close out Rockets in bruising NBA playoff series
-
US expects Iran talks but Trump presses sanctions
-
Baffert returns to Kentucky Derby, Journalism clear favorite
-
Top Trump security official replaced after chat group scandal
-
Masked protesters attack Socialists at France May Day rally
-
Mumbai eliminate Rajasthan from IPL playoff race with bruising win
-
McDonald's profits hit by weakness in US market
-
Rio goes Gaga for US singer ahead of free concert
-
New research reveals where N. American bird populations are crashing
-
Verstappen late to Miami GP as awaits birth of child
-
Zelensky says minerals deal with US 'truly equal'
-
Weinstein lawyer says accuser sought payday from complaint
-
Police arrest more than 400 in Istanbul May Day showdown
-
Herbert named head coach of Canada men's basketball team
-
'Boss Baby' Suryavanshi falls to second-ball duck in IPL
-
Shibutani siblings return to ice dance after seven years
-
300,000 rally across France for May 1, union says
-
US-Ukraine minerals deal: what we know
-
Top Trump official ousted after chat group scandal: reports
-
Schueller hat-trick sends Bayern women to first double
-
Baudin in yellow on Tour de Romandie as Fortunato takes 2nd stage
-
UK records hottest ever May Day
-
GM cuts 2025 outlook, projects up to $5 bn hit from tariffs
-
Thousands of UK children write to WWII veterans ahead of VE Day
NYSE - LSE
Austria manager Rangnick no longer taking up new Man Utd role
Manchester United announced Sunday that Ralf Rangnick has decided against taking up a consultancy role with the English Premier League giants due to the demands of his new job as Austria manager.
The German took charge of United on a caretaker basis for the last six months of the recently concluded 2021/22 season after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November and led the club to a sixth-placed finish in England's top-flight.
Rangnick had been expected to stay at Old Trafford for the next two years in a consultancy post, but last month he was appointed as the new manager of Austria and it appears holding the two jobs at once is no longer a viable option for the 63-year-old.
"We would like to thank Ralf Rangnick for his efforts as interim manager over the past six months," said a United statement.
"By mutual agreement, Ralf will now focus solely on his new role as manager of the Austria national team and will not therefore be taking up a consultancy role at Old Trafford.
"We would like to wish Ralf the best of luck in this next chapter of his career."
A.Malone--AMWN