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MANCHESTER UNITED PLAYERS LEAD REVOLT AGAINST OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER, CLUB CONSIDER SACKING MANAGER

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could be facing the sack at Manchester United, with reports leaking of a squad revolt at Old Trafford. However, there are constrating reports that the Manchester club may be forced to stick with Solskjaer until the summer because they lack a 'Plan B', Aston Villa search for a replacement for Dean Smith and Arsenal could lose Eddie Nketiah in the January transfer window.

THE END OF THE SOLSKJAER ERA?

The Ole Gunnar Solskjaer saga continues as senior Manchester United players have reportedly led a revolt against the Norwegian boss. The Mail reveal that Solskjaer's time at Old Trafford could finally come to an end, despite the club's original plan to keep him in charge until the end of the season at least. Senior players, including Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes, have voiced their concerns about a lack of direction from Solskjaer and his coaching staff, a drop in the standards at the club and the unfair treatment of Donny van de Beek.

It's never a good thing when there are leaks from within the dressing room. Solskjaer seems to be skating on thin ice at Manchester United. He was backed by the board in the summer when he signed a new long-term contract and United added Cristiano Ronaldo, Raphael Varane and Jadon Sancho to a squad that finished second in the league last season. The club should be challenging for the Premier League title, but they look so far off that level at the moment. Solskjaer clearly isn't up for the task and he would've been sacked by now if he wasn't a club legend

MAN UTD'S LACK OF A PLAN B
However, the Independent state that Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is reportedly going nowhere - but not because of the club's long-term faith in the Norwegian. It is reported that the Premier League club "have no plan B", meaning that Solskjaer will continue his role at Old Trafford despite United's poor form. Club officials have tabled the idea of hiring former RB Leipzig manager Ralf Rangnick in an interim role. However, the German would demand a future role at the club (i.e Director of Football) and United fear that this could hinder any future managerial appointment.

Paper Round’s view: The whole situation at Manchester United is ridiculous. The club don't owe anything to Solskjaer just because he is a club legend and he's not shown any glimpses of being the manager to bring the glory days back to Old Trafford. He has to go. It's United's fault that they're in this position because the club officials failed to form a Plan B. Obviously there aren't many top coaches available, but Antonio Conte was unemployed a week ago. It's embarrassing that one of the biggest clubs in world football is so badly run. Surely Solskjaer won't survive next summer.

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