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Ole Gunnar Solskjær is praised in the British media for taking the necessary steps, one year after the vanishing at Goodison Park.
A year ago Ole Gunnar Solskjær experienced one of his heaviest days as coach of Manchester United.
The Manchester Reds had just been swept off the field by Everton, 4-0 at Goodison Park in Liverpool, but the Norwegian was clear:
“I am going to be successful here, but there are players here who are not going to be part of that success,” said Solskjær.
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Umbrellas are acclaimed
A year later, the United coach has kept his word and appears to be on the right track after eleven straight games without a loss.
– There are things that suggest it will be a success at Old Trafford anyway, and there are players who have been told they will not be a part of it, writes Manchester Evening News, who believes that Solskær has kept his promise. fans.
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Romelu Lukaku, Alexis Sánchez and Ashley Young have been at Inter since the fading against Everton. Chris Smalling is on loan to AS Roma.
– Since then, Solskjær has also been brave enough to swing the ax against players who just aren’t good enough. Phil Jones, Jesse Lingard and Andreas Pereira were part of that squad. They are still in the club, but have been moved to the freezer, the newspaper writes.
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Dalot at the exit?
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Mourinho had big plans for the compatriot, who was brought in from Porto for around £ 19 million in 2018, but after Sunskjer picked up Aaron Wan-Bissaka last summer, the road to a spot on the team seemed long for Dalot.
IN THE PATH? Diogo Dalot has had limited playing time under the leadership of Ole Gunnar Solskjær
Photo: Anthony Devlin (Photos of Pa)
The Portuguese have only started one match for Manchester United in the Premier League this season.
Dalot has a contract with United until the summer of 2023, but according to the newspaper, the club will hear offers of between £ 30 and £ 35m.
So the question is whether anyone is willing to pay that sum for the 21-year-old at a time when soccer clubs are hit hard by the crown crisis financially.
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