EPL: Solskjaer names two Manchester United players who proved Ten Hag wrong

Former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has praised Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay for proving current manager Erik ten Hag wrong.

Maguire is set to leave Old Trafford in the summer after being stripped of his captaincy by Ten Hag.

The England international had been closely linked with West Ham, but an agreement could not be reached between all parties involved.

However, Maguire, who had struggled for minutes under Ten Hag, produced some solid performances before the international break.

“I think he dealt with it in a great way,” Solskjaer told Netavisen.

“It wasn’t easy. I keep in touch with him and have nothing but praise for him.

“I think he’s gradually realized who to listen to. Especially with Harry showing not only what kind of player he is, but what type of person and person he is. I’m very happy to be able to do that. That’s why I made him captain. In Norway we call it “Hell’s Tree”. ”

Solskjaer also praised McTominay, who was linked with a move away from United this summer.

“We knew they had it. I think these are the types of people who get rewarded for their efforts and rewarded for who they are,” Solskjaer said. the director said.

Source: dailypost.ng