“Of all the players I’ve seen, they’re the only ones I hold in high regard. They may not have performed to their potential due to the negative influence of certain individuals at the club, but they remain the top performers among the current Manchester United players,” Gunnar Solskjaer remarked, naming three players whom he considers the best from his tenure at Manchester United.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the former manager of Manchester United, has offered insights into his time leading the club, highlighting three players he regarded as ‘proper professionals.’

During his tenure, which encompassed 127 Premier League matches, Solskjaer secured 59 victories, ultimately securing a second-place finish behind Manchester City in the 2020/21 season. However, his time at the helm came to an end in November 2021 following a significant loss to Watford.

Despite his departure, Solskjaer has yet to return to management, reflecting on his experiences at United, where he previously enjoyed success as a player.

Concerns about the professionalism of current United players have emerged, with instances of disciplinary issues, such as Jadon Sancho’s exclusion from the first team and Marcus Rashford’s controversial trip to Belfast.

In a recent interview, Solskjaer singled out players who never caused disciplinary issues during his tenure, specifically mentioning Fred, Scott McTominay, and Nemanja Matic. He commended their dedication and dependability, stressing the significance of knowing what to expect from players as a manager.

Despite the disappointing end to his time at Old Trafford, Solskjaer reflects warmly on his accomplishments, highlighting the restoration of team morale, winning matches, and establishing a foundation for consistent performances against all opponents.

He proudly mentioned the team’s impressive unbeaten away record of 29 games, emphasizing the challenges faced and victories secured, including notable wins against formidable opponents like Manchester City. While acknowledging the disappointment of not clinching the league title, Solskjaer views finishing second and third with the squad at his disposal as a noteworthy achievement.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the former manager of Manchester United, has offered insights into his time leading the club, highlighting three players he regarded as ‘proper professionals.’

During his tenure, which encompassed 127 Premier League matches, Solskjaer secured 59 victories, ultimately securing a second-place finish behind Manchester City in the 2020/21 season. However, his time at the helm came to an end in November 2021 following a significant loss to Watford.

Despite his departure, Solskjaer has yet to return to management, reflecting on his experiences at United, where he previously enjoyed success as a player.

Concerns about the professionalism of current United players have emerged, with instances of disciplinary issues, such as Jadon Sancho’s exclusion from the first team and Marcus Rashford’s controversial trip to Belfast.

In a recent interview, Solskjaer singled out players who never caused disciplinary issues during his tenure, specifically mentioning Fred, Scott McTominay, and Nemanja Matic. He commended their dedication and dependability, stressing the significance of knowing what to expect from players as a manager.

Despite the disappointing end to his time at Old Trafford, Solskjaer reflects warmly on his accomplishments, highlighting the restoration of team morale, winning matches, and establishing a foundation for consistent performances against all opponents.

He proudly mentioned the team’s impressive unbeaten away record of 29 games, emphasizing the challenges faced and victories secured, including notable wins against formidable opponents like Manchester City. While acknowledging the disappointment of not clinching the league title, Solskjaer views finishing second and third with the squad at his disposal as a noteworthy achievement.