Solskjaer, Ten Hag Slam Man United's McTominay Sale

Former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has sharply criticized the club's decision to sell Scott McTominay to Napoli last summer, calling it 'beyond' his understanding. McTominay, a United academy graduate, has scored a career-best 12 goals this season and played a key role in Napoli's Serie A title challenge. Solskjaer, now managing Besiktas, highlighted McTominay's commitment and influence, and also pointed to United's ongoing midfield struggles following the departures of both McTominay and Fred. Manchester United currently sit mid-table after a difficult season, unable to match the relative stability of Solskjaer's tenure. Former manager Erik ten Hag has also regretted McTominay's exit, saying financial regulations forced the sale. The episode has intensified scrutiny of Manchester United's recent transfer strategies and their broader impact on the club's performance.