Manchester United wants to interrupt the loan of a player

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is disappointed in the loan player’s development and is considering calling him back in January.

The policy of English clubs regarding the training of their young talents has evolved over the years. Today, an academy graduate, if not an elite prospect, always tends to pick up some first-team soccer while playing for championship clubs or certain big-name teams across Europe before getting a first-team shot. . Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United are among the clubs that benefit greatly from following the aforementioned path.

And the same seemed to be the best possible path for Tahith Chong to make his way into Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s plans in the future. Having had no impact last season, he decided to join German Bundesliga Werder Bremen on a one-season loan deal with no option to buy.

Starting his life with his new teammates in a brilliant way during the preseason, Chong has now found his confidence affected and exposed in front of the German media. He has been criticized by local publications for his performances.

As such, in an exclusive report by Germany’s FussballTransfers, it has been suggested that Solskjaer will bring Chong back to Manchester in January, well before the culmination of his current deal with Bremen.

As reported by the German media, both Manchester United and Werder Bremen “expected more” from the loan agreement. Chong, 21, has played just 332 minutes of soccer (11 appearances) in all competitions, registering just one goal to his name so far. It was clearly not what he had in mind when he first moved into the club.

Although history believes that Bremen want to offer Chong more time to meet on German soil, Solskjaer is very ‘dissatisfied’ with his development. The Red Devils still rate him highly and see him as a potentially special player with a long future ahead of him at Old Trafford.