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Following the defeat to PSG in the Champions League, manager Solskjaer admitted his fragile fate and had only 6 games left to keep his chair at Man Utd.
Manchester United lost 1-3 to Paris Saint Germain (PSG) at Old Trafford and are at risk of being eliminated in the Champions League group stage. The “Red Devils” also played quite disappointingly and could not improve their position in the Premier League.
However, Vice President Ed Woodward said Solskjaer is in line with Man Utd’s “long-term approach” and has repeatedly publicly supported the Norwegian strategist.
Coach Solskjaer understands the pressure that awaits him at Man Utd
Coach Solskjaer still worries about his future in his pre-game press conference against West Ham: “From my experience, from my conversations with the club, we often think about the long-term plan.
You also have to look at short term results, but my vision is long term and my conversations with Man Utd have always been the long term plan. However, I can’t think of more than the next 6 games. I also have to plan and think for the next big picture. “
In the match against West Ham (0:30 on 6 December) on matchday 12 of the Premier League, coach Solskjaer will meet his colleague David Moyes. Coach Moyes aims to get revenge on the team that mercilessly fired him and this match promises to be extremely stressful.
Coach Solskjaer knows his pressure well: “You wouldn’t want it to be any different because these pressures come from the passion our fans have, the media’s passion for us, the story. Our success and our desire to succeed, as well as the requirements and standards that we have set ourselves.
“We are lucky in this regard. It’s because Man Utd has a lot of fans and you just need to put up with or enjoy what they have to offer. It’s something you have to get used to when working with Man Utd. The fans have different demands than other clubs .
Thuy Anh
