Pranav Nair
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will not force players to play when football returns
According to Sky Sports, Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will not force any of his players to play if they are not mentally ready.
The Premier League hopes to resume the season in mid-June. This has prompted Solskaer to assemble his squad back in the country for a potential resumption of training. (h/t The Guardian)
In spite of it, the Norwegian is conscious that a number of his players may have concerns. (h/t Sky Sports)
“You wouldn’t hold anything against them – if a player is not mentally ready to play I don’t think we could force anyone.”
With us facing an unprecedented situation, football could be set to return in neutral venues or in front of empty stadiums. (h/t The Guardian)
The United boss also touched upon the topic and expressed his belief that the atmosphere generated by the fans plays a major role. Irrespective of what is decided, he is happy that football is back and hopes that a safe solution can be obtained. (h/t Sky Sports)
“Whatever they decide, it’s going to be a boost for everyone to get football back on.”
He accepts that adjustments will be required. A physical sport, certain concessions will have to be made given the current circumstances. (h/t Sky Sports)
Solskjaer will have both Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba at his disposal following their return from injury. The return of Pogba will be exciting given the potential pairing he can form alongside Bruno Fernandes.
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United are currently fifth in the table, three points behind fourth-placed Chelsea. The Red Devils also have an opportunity to win a trophy in both the UEFA Europa League and the FA Cup.
The club has continued to improve under Solskjaer. Hopefully, a return to action will help us continue our rebuild under the Norwegian.
