This season, with the team's record continuing to slump, Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is under very much pressure. From the outside world, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team has not shown the ability to get out of the predicament in the short term, and they seem to be getting deeper and deeper into the mire. United's management's patience with Solskjaer is running out, and while the latter still has support from Ferguson and a host of the team's biggest names, Perhaps as soon as the game against Tottenham, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will have to leave the Manchester United managerial position.
The reason why Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been unable to reverse the decline is partly because there are indeed some problems with his control of this team. As we all know, as a team manager, especially as the manager of a giant team, it is necessary to effectively control the big stars in the team, not only to ensure their enthusiasm, to have a high level of play on the field, but also to make a moderate beating of their attitude problems to avoid too loose situations. This requires very high skill, and unfortunately Ole Gunnar Solskjaer does not seem to have such a capability. In the management of players such as Pogba and Greenwood, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer seems to be too lenient. This directly led to the lack of sufficient fighting spirit and sense of honor on the field for some players represented by Pogba, which in turn affected other players. As a result, Manchester United's combat effectiveness is naturally unsatisfactory.
On the other hand, it is in the deployment of troops and the creation of technical and tactical formations. In terms of technical tactics, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team has always given the impression that no matter what opponent they face, Manchester United is "unchanged". Such a fixed tactic, with the exception of a few games that worked well, did not work well in most games. However, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has never made adjustments and changes. In addition, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is also too stubborn in the use of people, especially in the use of Sancho and Greenwood. Sancho has been placed in the left winger position by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer since coming to Manchester United, and even though he has shown that he is not comfortable with this position, Solskjaer still refuses to change his position until Marcus Rashford returns from injury and Sancho is directly put on the bench. Greenwood on the right has also performed badly this season, often appearing to be too sticky and obviously lacking in the sense of cooperation with his teammates, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has given unconditional trust to his love, no matter what his performance, he is always a thunderous starting right winger.
There is another player that must be mentioned, and that is Van de Beek. Prior to this season, in order to get more playing opportunities, Van de Beek had deliberately transferred away from the team. But Ole Gunnar Solskjaer eventually rejected Van de Beek's transfer request, keeping him in the squad. However, van der Beek's situation has shown no signs of improving this season, and so far this season he has only made one substitute appearance in the league, playing only five minutes; he has been given one appearance in the Champions League, and when his performance is ok, he has been replaced at half-time. Asked why he didn't give Van de Beek enough playing time, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer didn't give any specific explanation, saying only that he understood Van de Beek's emotions and wanted him to perform well. For the 24-year-old Van der Beek, at the best stage of his career, he needs to get enough playing time to stay in shape, even if it is to change a team.
In this case, van der Beek seems to have made a decision. Van der Beek has changed agents and now belongs to the same agent as Lindelof and Frankie De Jong. According to the Daily Mail, Van der Beek is desperate to leave Manchester United during the winter break. Wolves and Everton are both interested in signing Van der Beek. Van de Beek's contract with Manchester United is still 4 years away, and he is worth 30 million euros in the transfer market. However, given that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's position is not secure, van der Beek may also be able to wait a little longer, and if United choose to change the manager, he may have the hope of becoming an important member of the next manager.
In addition, in Inter Milan, there are also some players in the team who have a good chance of leaving the team, such as Sanchez. This season, Sanchez has had limited opportunities under Inzaghi Jr., making seven appearances in the league and champions league, but only once in his starting appearances, without scoring. Sanchez's contract with Inter is almost 2 years away before it expires. Given Sanchez's high annual salary, Inter, anxious to rein in spending, wants to get him out of the team during the winter break. However, judging from Sanchez's performance this season, even if he transfers and leaves, the new owner is basically impossible to match his current salary, and Inter is likely to need to make some compensation. If Sanchez leaves, Inter will need to continue signings up front. According to Milan Sport, Inter Milan are following the situation of Sassuolo striker Raspadori, with the intention of using the young Italian international as a replacement for Sanchez. Raspadori's contract with Sassuolo has another 3-year expiry and he is worth €15 million in the transfer market. (The picture comes from the Internet, if there is infringement, please contact to delete)