Solskjaer complains that Man Utd has too many ... midfielders

Excess crisis is just as serious as the crisis, Man United is going through a period of too many midfielder who won 2 main matches and coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer can hardly satisfy all students.

The central defender problem has existed for a long time at Old Trafford. Man Utd is not short of quantity, only lack of quality. Before Harry Maguire landed, the Reds had six midfielders Phil Jones, Chris Smalling, Marcos Rojo, Eric Bailly, Victor Lindelof and Axel Tuanzebe.

At this point, Solskjaer's best-known center-back pair is Maguire and Lindelof. Bailly is long-term injury, Tuanzebe is the product for the future. So how is the Norwegian strategist planning to deal with the desire of the other three to play?

On the last day of the summer transfer window in England, Man Utd declined to borrow Smalling and Jones. This comes from negotiating terms, not because Man Utd does not want to liquidate. Even at this time, they were still willing to listen to suggestions from outside the border for Rojo.

Sharing about the current situation, Solskjaer sneered: "I have too many midfielders and can't make them all happy. The ball needs good performances, need to win, so I will pick the bridges. The player has the ability to bring the highest victory.

They are all quality midfielders and I know we don't need that many people. Bailly is injured and at this point, I have 6 healthy people and so much to all play together. Still, that's my job, how to get the most out of both practice and competition.

We have a lot of matches so they will definitely have a chance. Just play well, that position will belong to the worthy person. Rojo, Jones and Smalling have been here for a long time and have also demonstrated the ability. "