Solskjaer Criticizes Manchester United's Sale of McTominay

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the former Manchester United manager, has expressed his belief that the current struggles of Ruben Amorim at the club are not entirely his fault, highlighting the challenges of managing a squad filled with players from previous regimes. United's disappointing performance under Amorim, who has won just five of his 16 Premier League matches, has left the team languishing in 14th place. Solskjaer criticized the club's culture of frequent manager changes and lamented the sale of Scott McTominay to Napoli, whom he believes would have thrived in Amorim's setup due to his goal-scoring abilities. Despite the turmoil at United, Solskjaer has found success at Besiktas, winning six out of eight matches since taking over. This shift emphasizes the difficulties of managing at Old Trafford, where many past managers have faced similar challenges without long-term success. The situation underlines a broader trend in football management, where being sacked at United has not hindered the future opportunities of previous managers.