Austria’s coach Ralf Rangnick was left in shock following his team’s exit from Euro 2024 at the hands of Turkey. He expressed his disappointment over their failure to convert pressure into chances and highlighted a crucial last-minute save that prevented the game from going into extra time. Despite playing four entertaining and intense matches, Rangnick
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Cody Gakpo’s impressive performances at Euro 2024 have not gone unnoticed, with the Dutch forward leading the race for the Golden Boot. However, despite his individual brilliance, Gakpo’s success may not be enough to carry his team to victory. In a match against Romania, Gakpo’s skill was on full display as he scored a goal
The article discusses the differing approaches of various teams towards the rest days during the Euro 2024 tournament. Some coaches opted for a relaxed approach, allowing players time with their families, while others kept the squad focused. France coach Didier Deschamps chose the former, allowing his players extended time off, while England and Germany had
Ralf Rangnick’s journey from a disastrous spell at Manchester United to guiding Austria into the round of 16 at Euro 2024 has been nothing short of remarkable. After winning just 11 of his 29 games in charge at Old Trafford, Rangnick faced criticism and doubt. However, his success with the Austrian national team has silenced
Ralf Rangnick’s brief and tumultuous stint as the manager of Manchester United ended with more question marks than answers. Criticized by players and fans alike, Rangnick’s credibility was severely questioned, with Cristiano Ronaldo going as far as to proclaim that he was “not even a coach.” This statement encapsulated the general sentiment surrounding Rangnick’s time
Poland’s coach Michal Probierz’s decision to bring in Robert Lewandowski late in the match against Austria has come under scrutiny. The coach stated that they had planned for Lewandowski not to start the game, as it was deemed to be a highly intensive match. However, this strategic decision may have backfired, as the team seemed
Ralf Rangnick has recently announced his decision to stay on as the head coach of the Austria national team instead of taking on the role of succeeding Thomas Tuchel as the manager of Bayern Munich. Despite being heavily linked with the manager’s job at Bayern, Rangnick expressed his dedication to the Austrian team, emphasizing his
Austria manager Ralf Rangnick has confirmed that talks have taken place between him and Bayern Munich regarding their soon-to-be vacant manager role. Despite the approach, Rangnick expressed uncertainty about whether he would ultimately accept the position. This comes in the wake of Thomas Tuchel’s impending departure from Bayern at the end of the season, following
Austria’s national team coach, Ralf Rangnick, has made a bold statement by dropping three players from the squad for upcoming friendly games. This decision came after the players were involved in anti-gay chants following a Vienna derby last month. Rangnick’s message is clear – there is no place for discrimination in his team, whether at