![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/fates-of-ralf-rangnicks-six-transfer-targets-who-man-utd-board-turned-down/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/0_GettyImages-1393134193-1.jpg&description=Rangnick handed chiefs at Manchester United a list of six names for the January transfer window, but they failed to buy any of them, with most going on to enjoy great success sinceRalf Rangnick had six transfer targets for Manchester United but was unable to sign any of them Ralf Rangnick's reign at Manchester United may have been much different had club chiefs successfully bought six transfer targets the German made ahead of the January window. "There was no such [transfer] dossier, and it was never wanted by the club. But even without such a script, it was clear to everyone that there was a need in many areas. But the club decided at that time to rebuild the team under the new coach," Rangnick told BILD of his plans. United failed to follow through with the German's demands though, with no new arrivals coming into Old Trafford. Here, Mirror Football looks at how the six targets Rangnick had have fared since the German was denied. Josko Gvardiol Josko Gvardiol has committed his future to RB Leipzig since being suggested to United by Rangnick Croatian international Josko Gvardiol had only been at RB Leipzig for a matter of months when Rangnick added him to his list of targets. The centre-back quickly settled into life in Leipzig and was a regular starter last season. He helped them to win the DFB-Pokal, the club's first-ever major trophy, and has continued to be a regular this term. Gvardiol was one of the nominees for this year's Kopa Trophy at the Ballon d'Or. The 20-year-old finished sixth after the voting for the award, having attracted interest from Chelsea in the summer. But in September, he committed his future to Leipzig, signings a new five-year deal. HAVE YOUR SAY! Who should be Manchester United's top target in the January transfer window? Comment below. Christopher Nkunku Christopher Nkunku looks set to join Chelsea, a year after being eyed by Rangnick ( Getty Images) It is no surprise that Rangnick looked to his former club for some of his targets, with){kind=link}
Rangnick handed chiefs at Manchester United a list of six names for the January transfer window, but they failed to buy any of them, with most going on to enjoy great success since
Ralf Rangnick’s reign at Manchester United may have been much different had club chiefs successfully bought six transfer targets the German made ahead of the January window.
“There was no such [transfer] dossier, and it was never wanted by the club. But even without such a script, it was clear to everyone that there was a need in many areas. But the club decided at that time to rebuild the team under the new coach,” Rangnick told BILD of his plans.
United failed to follow through with the German’s demands though, with no new arrivals coming into Old Trafford. Here, Mirror Football looks at how the six targets Rangnick had have fared since the German was denied.
Croatian international Josko Gvardiol had only been at RB Leipzig for a matter of months when Rangnick added him to his list of targets. The centre-back quickly settled into life in Leipzig and was a regular starter last season.