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Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer defended his team after a 0-0 draw against Chelsea on Saturday.
The Norwegian’s selection has been questioned time and again, in particular the use of new signing Donny van de Beek, who was an unused substitute at Old Trafford.
His lack of playing time has caused fans and even former players to question his importance, and Solskjaer answered the question during his post-match conference.
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“Don’t worry about it,” said the manager.
“You will get your games, don’t worry about it. It’s easy to say who should play and harder to say who shouldn’t. “
Among those who have questioned the importance of the Dutchman is former defender Patrice Evra, who said the club apparently did not need the 23-year-old.
“We are talking about Van de Beek, nothing against the boy, but why did we buy him? He is watching the game from the stands every game. We don’t need him, that’s the truth,” Evra said on Sky Sports. where he is an expert.
United will face RB Leipzig in the Champions League, before a draw at home against Arsenal.
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