Anthony Elanga: Manchester United forward form was the culmination of a difficult season
Written byTimes Magazine
Against the backdrop of Manchester United's turbulent election campaign, Anthony Elanga's performance was undoubtedly the highlight.
The young forward may not be in the starting XI of the Champions League last 16 with Atletico Madrid on Wednesday, but if Ralph Rangnik had to make a change, the 19-year-old striker would be at the top of his list of options to switch. To.
Eagles scored his second goal in nine Premier League games in Sunday's 4-2 win against Leeds. Including his Wolves debut in the final game of last season, his return to the top 11 games overall wasn't bad, having only played the full 90 minutes twice.
Elanga's performance was welcome to a string of devastating results, managerial sacks, coach departures, storage department rumors, and players being taken to social media for their interim boss's statement of challenge. For them at the press conference.
And on Tuesday, Brazil midfielder Fred called the club's lack of long-term goals "weird" and "a bit bad," adding: "Right now it's all about short-term goals." It would be wrong to give praise to Rank. For Elanga to provide the latest developments.
Predecessor Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made his debut for the Sweden Under-21 forward last season and promoted him to first-team training this term.
Rank also caught sight of the Eagles the day after United's win over Arsenal on 2 December, when Germany's first day of training was limited due to the number of players in the warm-up session.
Rangnik was impressed enough to find a YouTube video of a player he had seen before at RB Leipzig. But, until then, the feeling Elanga could take advantage of the January loan.
It was so impressive in those early days that his plans quickly changed. Rangnik even toyed with the idea of ​​surprising the teenager in the weekend's clash against Crystal Palace - only to be dropped on the bench.
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