Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: It s very uncomfortable to see Manchester United now, I can t understand selling McTominay

May 4th, Solskjaer, who is currently coaching Besiktas in the Turkish Super League, was interviewed by the BBC and talked about his old club Manchester United and his former disciples.

Talking about Manchester United

"Manchester United is my home, always a part of my life. In football, you won't regret anyone, because we are absolutely 100% lucky to be able to play for such a club. But for me, it's hard to see Manchester United now because it's my family struggling. Every weekend when I look at the standings, I always feel very heavy."

Talking about choosing Besiktas after a long unemployment "You haven't been here for a long time, so I don't know, the club is great, I've talked to many clubs before, but I didn't accept it. This is the only one Home is a club that I would like to say 'I wish I could coach' after chatting, because they have great potential. You can feel that their identity and culture are very compatible with me, their values ​​are about being honest and working for the community, they have a very similar atmosphere to Manchester United, and here it reminds me of Manchester United. "To me, Maguire has always been a leader and fighter, I never doubted him, and from the moment I signed him and let him walk into the club's door, I knew he would be our captain. There is another captain Bruno (B Fee), both of them are top players , I am very happy for their performance in the game against Bilbao. Since I left the club, it may be the only two who have contacted me with Lindelof, and you will hope that they will go well. "

Talk (McTominay) and Fred are both the kind of teams that put in 100% effort every day. How can you sell Scott, I can't understand."

Talk on coaching status

"Everyone knows that you need time to build a team you want, and you have to do what you want, not just let the team do what you want. Some things I hope my team can do it but it can't do it yet. We are in a financial hardship period. We spent some money, but maybe it wasn't that smart. Signing is probably the most important thing in football. You need to have the right structure and introduce the right players. When the roster you manage is selected by two or five different coaches, it's hard to integrate them into the team you want. Success requires continuity and patience, but few people can do it."

Speaking of Mourinho, who is also coaching in the Turkish Super League, "I'm glad to see him again. I hope the headlines at that time were about the team and football, not the rest."