In order to develop teams, you need to train the bodies and the brains. — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share Image
It takes right decisions and where you want to go to - what kind of players, what kind of manager - and then in… — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
My coaching career started at the age of 19, senior football then at 25. In Germany at that time, it was almost impossible to… — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
The goalkeeper also should not be the one with the most contact on the ball. In almost every league and every country, the goalkeeper… — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
Behind many players with an African background, and I've met a lot of them, there is a clan and sometimes a whole village, that… — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
Football can basically bring a lot together, even topics that are otherwise difficult to unite. For this, but football must try to stay out… — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
Some clubs make the mistake that their only legacy is that they are 100 years old. — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
If players tell the doctor and the medical department they are injured and cannot play I have to accept it. — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
Kyiv were the first team I had ever come up against who systematically pressed the ball. That was my football epiphany. I understood that… — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
Once you are 1-0 down it doesn't make life easy. You have to score the first goal yourself. — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
You have to be aware of what kind of players you have and where they stand. — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
Whenever we speak about football, we know that the major part is in the brain - what do you think? How do you analyse… — Ralf Rangnick Copy Share
