Former Manchester United manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, has praised midfielder Scott McTominay for his unwavering commitment to the club. Solskjaer, who took over as interim manager in December 2018 after Jose Mourinho’s departure, reflected on his time at Old Trafford and highlighted McTominay’s dedication.
During Solskjaer’s tenure, Manchester United saw a significant improvement, with the team losing just once in 13 league games. One standout moment for Solskjaer was McTominay’s goal in the 96th minute against Manchester City in the last league game before lockdown. Solskjaer spoke highly of McTominay, describing him as a great player and a true representative of the club.
Reflecting on some memorable matches under his leadership, Solskjaer mentioned the 9-0 victory against Southampton and the team’s impressive attacking football. He also highlighted the team’s ability to control games against tough opponents like Brighton, Spurs, Everton, and Leeds. Solskjaer emphasized the team’s strong performances, including a 6-2 and 5-1 win at home against Leeds under Marcelo Bielsa’s management.
Overall, Solskjaer’s time at Manchester United was marked by moments of brilliance and success, with Scott McTominay’s dedication and performance standing out as a testament to the club’s values. The team’s ability to secure important victories, both at home and away, showcased their strength and determination under Solskjaer’s leadership.
