3 reasons why Manchester United must not sack Ole Gunnar Solskajear

Since Alex Ferguson bowed out of Manchester United in 2012, the club have hired and fired 4 managers and fired 3 who failed to replicate Fergie's winning formula.

Ole Gunnar Solskajear is the next manager in the firing line haven seen United struggle so early in the season. The Red devils have won just two matches all season and sit 10 points off league leaders Liverpool who looks destined to win their first Premier League title this season.

The sight of watching Liverpool win consecutive games while United struggle to beat the likes of Crystal Palace and West Ham is embarrassing.. But Solskajear has a solution and soon the fans will see a sudden change.

Here are the five reasons why Manchester United should not sack Solskajear

1. Manchester United are currently rebuilding their team and will need time to deliver-

United are currently getting it right with their recruitment strategy but for this to work fans have to be patient. Manchester Untied need at least two to three transfer window to bring in good players who give the extra edge to compete against Liverpool and Manchester City.

Fans have to be patient and not to always think about the quick fix which is to 'fire the manager and get Thomas Tuchel or whoever is out there'.

2. Some of Manchester United top performers are currently injured-

Paul Pogba, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and some of United top performers are currently out with injuries.

This players are very important to the team and their absence is affecting the team's progress.. Hopefully, when they return, United will get back to winning ways.

3. Solskajear is on verge of carving out his own identity for the club-

Everybody now knows pace and power of Sir Alex Ferguson don't work if you don't have the right players with the right mentality.

Just like Pep Guardiola who game is centered on 'Possession and Intensity', Jurgen Klopp 'Rhythm and intensity', Solskajear will develop his own identity with time..

Simply put, Manchester United fans and board have to be patient with the Norwegian tactician. He needs time to get the team ticking.

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