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Published 11:46 4 Apr 2022 BST
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During his post-match interview on Saturday, Rangnick went into more detail about his vision outlined for the future of the club.
"Manchester City and Liverpool … have been built together and recruited over a period of five or six years - all of them under the premise of how the coaches want to play," the interim boss said.
"I told the board this is what has to happen [at United].
"Whenever the new head coach is clear, it has to be: how does he want to play and what kind of players do we need for that? Then we come back to DNA, speed, physicality, tempo.
"What do we need? This team does not lack technical players, it can do with more physicality.
"It takes right decisions and [clarity over] where you want to go: what kind of players, want kind of manager and then, in every transfer window, try to get the best possible. This is rocket science.
"It has to be done and, if that happens, it does not necessarily need three or four years. Maybe in two or three transfer windows, then the situation could be different."
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