Ole Gunner Solskjaer says the recent sackings in the Premier League have not left him “more concerned” about his position.
As witnessed in the Premier League, a few managers have been dismissed from their managerial roles. To begin with, Pochettino was dismissed in November before Arsenal sacked Emery and Watford parted company with Quique Sanchez Flores.
The sucking trend does not cause a waver in Solskjaer. He says, “I’m focusing on my job. That is, doing as well as I can and look forward to the next game.”
“It is that time of the year where it’s never nice to see your colleagues lose their jobs. Now totaling to three in a short time.”
“It doesn’t make me more concerned.”
“We have had too many draws for my liking with defeats as well. But we should have turned draws into wins.”
“Football is a result of business and we are not happy. We know we should do better.”
United is ninth in the table with 18 points from 14 league matches. The results mark their worst campaign in 31 years.
Pochettino was linked with United’s job on interim bases before Solskjaer replaced Mourinho. Could he get back to United now that he is “open to listening to projects” because he intends to “return to manage in Europe.?” This is a question only United can answer.
Solskjaer will face Mourinho when they will host the North London club on Wednesday.