Solskjaer Supports Former Man Utd Players Amid Regrets

Former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has expressed regret over the club's decision to sell Scott McTominay to Napoli for £26 million. Solskjaer, now managing Besiktas, emphasized McTominay's importance to United both on and off the field, praising his understanding of the club's culture and his consistent goal-scoring contributions. Despite his departure, McTominay has thrived in Serie A, with an impressive performance that has earned him high praise. Solskjaer also reflected on his time at United, noting the challenges he faced, especially during his last months, and urging the club to show patience with future managers. Amidst United's struggles under new management, Solskjaer continues to support his former players like Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire and cautions against frequent managerial changes. He credits his successful start at Besiktas to the club's familial atmosphere, reminiscent of his early days at United.