As you know, Ive not watched RBL at all to know. So you think our squad of players is capable of playing RBL type football? What would be the survey required? The players you mention seem to be exactly the type the club is looking for right now.
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I'm only entertaining this because you ask specifically about Nagalsmann + Manchester United.
I think there are players available that would suit Nagalsmann's approach - I think he flourished greatly in breaks when Werner would work the channels and he would have something like this in Rashford. I'd be really excited to see what Nagalsmann do with our strikers (he took Werner from 19 goals under Ralph Rangnick to something like 34 goals this season).
From what I've seen he's manager who loves a high press and has proven to show better implementation of this philosophy than what I've seen so far with Manchester United. Our entire front line + Bruno are more than capable of following a high press.
I've not seen a massive amount of the Bundasliga as some posters here so I'd be welcome to being corrected, but the way I see Nagalsmann approach games he tends to press high centrally, forcing the opposition to wide and uncomfortable areas. I don't think much retooling is required in terms of our squad to suit Nagalsmann's philosophy. I believe Rashford/Bruno/Martial/(Sancho) are capable of implementing this press. His full backs are adventurous but he seems to really press and create a lot through the middle, or rely on a more modern "9" that works the channels. For this reason the lack of conviction in the final 3rd from say AWB/Shaw might not be too costly in implementing his style.
I've seen Leipzig presses so well, I struggle to think of many other sides that force errors so high up the pitch. This isn't something unique to Nagalasmann though, in the Premier League Klopp and Arteta have done a very good job in forcing mistakes through their press. If there is a qualm about Ole it's that I don't see us pressing well enough, which is odd because he was talking about how it was one of the most important areas to improve on before he was made permanent.
As I say, I believe we would need a quality center back who has pace, as his style of play will demand for better cover for Maguire (heck, anyone's style of play will need this).