Man United legend claims the Red Devils can win Champions League this season
FootballExcitement in England As Diego Simeone Rates Top Premier League Club as One of the Best in the World
- Diego Simeone has confessed that it is impossible to find any weakness in the current Manchester United team led by Ralf Rangnick
- The Atletico Madrid manager rated the Red Devils as one of the best teams currently in world football ahead of their UEFA Champions League Round-of-16 clash
- The encounter is the first European meeting between two sides since 1991/92 Cup Winners but Simeone admitted Wednesday’s game will be a tough one
Diego Simeone has admitted playing Manchester United in the UEFA Champions League round-of-16 will be a tough game as the Red Devils are presently one of the best teams in the world.
Atletico Madrid host Manchester United in the Champions League round-of-16 first leg at the Wanda Metropolitano on Wednesday, February 23 as both sides meet for the first time in Europe since 1992.
According to a report via Sky Sports, the Atletico Madrid manager lauded Ralf Rangnick’s United compactness as he says he can’t seem to figure out a single weakness in the Old Trafford team.
"We're facing one of the best teams in the world in the last 14 games, if I'm not mistaken. They've just lost one. With the new manager, Ralf Rangnick, it's given the team solidity, teamwork, commitment.
"We can see what Manchester United was always like. They've evolved since the new manager arrived, they're already fourth in the league.”
Manchester United predicted line-up to face Atletico Madrid
Meanwhile, Ralf Rangnick has several big selection choices to make for the Champions League fixture against Atletico Madrid.
According to a report via Manchester World, four changes are expected from United’s line-up that was victorious against Leeds last weekend with a key decision in midfield.
Paul Pogba is vastly experienced playing in the big games in Europe but the form of Brazilian Fred will mostly cause some headache for the Manchester United manager.
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The 37-year-old will hope to keep his incredible record against Diego Simeone’s side when they clash at the Wanda Metropolitano.
CR7 will expect to receive a hostile welcome from the home fans following his exploits against them during his days at Real Madrid.