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Bryan Robson believes it was a good move by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to hand over the Manchester United captaincy to Harry Maguire earlier this season.
United needed a new club captain in January when Ashley Young sealed a transfer to Inter Milan, ending his nine-year stay at Old Trafford.
And although Maguire was still in his debut campaign at Old Trafford, having signed for a £ 80 million fee from Leicester last summer, Solskjaer did not hesitate to hand the bracelet over to the center.
The decision has paid off, with United enjoying a solid form period in February and March, before the season was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, and Maguire impressive on an individual level as well.
“I thought he deserved it,” the former United Robson captain said on the UTD podcast.
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“Harry did really well at the World Cup with England. He did very well with Leicester City, so when you sign a player like him in a central position, a defender or a midfielder, I think that should be where the captaincy should come from.
“You must be a demanding figure for your teammates, an organizer, and I think Harry portrayed him as soon as he entered the club.
“He was not overwhelmed by playing for Manchester United which was another good thing. So I think Ole made the right decision by giving Harry the captaincy.
“Since then, off the court, it has also influenced the boys, on how you should be a Manchester United player and do business as well as take care of yourself off the court.”
“I think he is a great player, he has the right attitude to be captain of Manchester United and it is a good decision by Ole.”
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