Arsenal legend, Ian Wright, has advised Manchester United to learn from.Chelsea in dealing with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Wright said the Norwegian has ‘reached his level’ at Old Trafford and now is the right time for the club let him go following Chelsea’s example
Chelsea sacked Frank Lampard last January following a poor run of form and appointed Thomas Tuchel who led them to the Champions League the same season.
Solskjaer recently led Manchester United to comprehensive defeats in the hands of Manchester City and Liverpool.
Manchester United board has said they have no plan to sack the former Red Devil forward.
“Every pundit is seeing and saying the same thing, no direction, no coordination, no structure with great players,” Wright told Wrighty’s House
“If they get it right in situations, they are going to beat teams. But anyone who is organised against Man United, like we saw at Leicester, like we saw Liverpool do at a canter, you’ll cause them a massive problem.
“And that is happening simply because the manager has got to his level.
“I’m looking at ex-Man United players, Rio [Ferdinand], Roy Keane, now we are starting to hear stuff, they cannot wait to say this player is not good enough, that player is not good enough. We say it flippantly. But this manager has reached his level.
“I have to keep going back to what Chelsea did with Frank, their great legend.
“This is the thing with [Roman] Abramovich, he doesn’t care. If it is not working how he thinks it should be working, they are out.”
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