Ralf suggests scrapping League Cup to ease fixture congestion

United have been out of action since December 11 due to their own virus problems and have seen league games against Brentford and Brighton postponed

Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has suggested abolishing the League Cup in a bid to ease fixture congestion in English football. 

The schedule, traditionally at its busiest over the Christmas and New Year period, has come under severe strain from the impact of the Omicron variant of the Coronavirus, with several Premier League clubs hit by Covid-19 outbreaks and several Boxing Day (December 26) matches postponed. 

United have been out of action since December 11 due to their own virus problems and have seen league games against Brentford and Brighton postponed.

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