BREAKING NEWS: “I know Marcus Rashford from academy and I know what exactly is wrong with him. I noticed it when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was here and I know what he did to him. This is what he usually does and the fans have to know about this. Ole was a good coach and we could have won the Premier League together if not for what he did”-SHOCKING NEWS as Scoot McTominay tells the fans the truth about Marcus Rashford and why Ole Gunnar Solskjaer didn’t succeed at the club.

**Breaking News: Scott McTominay Drops Bombshell About Marcus Rashford and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Time at Manchester United**

In a stunning revelation that has sent shockwaves through the football world, Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay has come forward with explosive claims about his teammate Marcus Rashford and the role former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer played in the team’s downfall.

Speaking to reporters earlier today, McTominay revealed intimate details of his time at the club, shedding light on the tensions that may have hampered Rashford’s development under Solskjaer’s reign. “I know Marcus from the academy, and I know exactly what went wrong with him. I noticed it when Ole was here, and I saw what he did to him,” McTominay confessed. “Ole was a good coach, and we could have won the Premier League together. But what happened with Rashford… that’s why we didn’t.”

McTominay, often known for his reserved nature, left fans and pundits alike stunned as he detailed his observations of Rashford’s struggles during the latter part of Solskjaer’s tenure. “It’s not something the fans knew, but Marcus has been dealing with it for a while now,” McTominay continued, his voice tinged with frustration. “I’ve seen it up close. Ole has a tendency to put pressure on certain players in a way that messes with their confidence. And with Marcus, it got to a point where it started affecting his game.”

While McTominay refrained from pointing fingers directly, his message was clear—Solskjaer’s management style, which was often praised for his ability to get the best out of players, failed to address deeper issues within the squad. “I believe we had the quality to challenge for the title, but the team never found the consistency we needed. And looking back, it’s clear that certain things went wrong, not just tactically but mentally for some players,” McTominay said.

Rashford, who had been hailed as one of the brightest prospects in English football, has endured a series of frustrating seasons since his early breakout campaigns. Despite flashes of brilliance, his form has often been erratic, leading to questions about his long-term future at Old Trafford.

“Rashford is an amazing player, and anyone who knows him from the academy will tell you that. But under Ole, something shifted. He wasn’t allowed to be himself, and it affected his confidence,” McTominay explained, casting a shadow over the managerial choices made during that period.

In a further twist, McTominay suggested that Solskjaer’s downfall wasn’t just the result of poor results, but a failure to manage the psyche of key players. “It’s not just about tactics. You can have all the tactics in the world, but if the mentality of your players isn’t right, it won’t work. I think that’s what happened under Ole.”

As McTominay’s shocking comments began to circulate, many fans began to reconsider their opinions on Solskjaer’s tenure at the club. Some had previously defended the Norwegian manager, pointing to his ability to bring excitement and optimism back to the team. Others, however, are now questioning whether the failures of Solskjaer’s reign were more deeply rooted than previously thought.

The question now is: will McTominay’s words lead to a reckoning within Manchester United? Can Rashford rediscover his form, or will the scars of those formative years continue to linger? And, perhaps most importantly, did Solskjaer’s approach to managing United’s top talents play a part in their inability to reach the heights that many expected during his time?

As the dust settles on McTominay’s revelations, one thing is clear: the story of Manchester United under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is far more complicated than anyone could have imagined. And for fans of the club, the journey to understanding just what went wrong may be only beginning.