Man United Management’s Policy for Solskjaer of January Transfer

DBasia.news – The 2018/2019 summer transfer market of Manchester United is not a pleasing thing to be remembered. They just signed Diogo Dalot, Fred, and Lee Grant. The former is just the third option of Man United’s goalkeeper.

Apparently, that made The Red Devils’ performance this season disappointing. Moreover, Jose Mourinho also complained about the transfer policy.

The failure to lift the club makes the 55-year-old player left his job as the manager on December 18th, 2018, just two days after the 1-3 defeat against Liverpool.

Now, the interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer couldn’t do anything to sign any player during winter transfer market starting January 1st, 2019. As reported by Manchester Evening News, the club CEO Ed Woodward confirmed that the club would only allow the loan player.

It’s because the club won’t spend too much and Solskjaer would only be there until the season ends. They would like to save the budget to be used by the permanent manager next season.

The situation would make Solskjaer’s duty at Old Trafford becomes more difficult. Moreover, he has a rather difficult target, to bring United survive in Europe highest competition, Champions League.

After defeating Cardiff City 5-1 in his first match as an interim manager, this time Solskjaer tried to deliver his team achieving three points against Huddersfield during the Boxing Day, Thursday (26/12).