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According to reports, Manchester United's head coach, Ole Gunnar Solskjær, has encountered a severe crisis of trust within the locker room, with many players expressing significant disappointment in him.



Exclusive information from Sky Sports chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol indicates that Manchester United's head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjær has lost the support of the team's locker room, with players widely questioning his tactical style and handling of the Sancho situation. In the last weekend's Premier League match, Manchester United suffered a 0-1 defeat to Newcastle United, marking their 10th loss in various competitions this season. A source mentioned that Solskjær has lost the support of about 50% of the players in the locker room since that game, but he refuses to take action regarding the concerns expressed by the players, and the continued exclusion of Sancho is one of the reasons.

Kaveh Solhekol pointed out, "We should be clear that it's very easy to kick a club when they are down, and it's also very easy to kick Solskjær when he's struggling. We can easily conclude that Solskjær has lost the support of the locker room, and the players are no longer willing to play for him."



"I've received information that some players are confused about what's happening, and he has lost the support of the locker room. A source told me that he has lost about 50% of the locker room members."

"Many players are dissatisfied with the team's playing style, and they also think the training intensity is too high, with too much running during training. Someone told me that players don't even know what they are running for."

"Furthermore, some senior players have also talked to Solskjær about what they believe are issues with the club. They have shared their experiences playing for other top clubs with Solskjær, and they all think the head coach should be more approachable."

"They feel that the coach's management could be better, but Solskjær is the boss in the locker room, so it's up to him. He doesn't like beating around the bush and will act in his own way."

"I was also told that some players think he is too stubborn and too mechanistic."

In the Manchester United locker room, Solskjær has also lost support due to the ongoing standoff with Sancho. Previously criticized by Solskjær in a press conference after a 1-3 loss to Arsenal, Sancho declared on social media that he has been the "scapegoat" for a long time, and he hasn't played for the club since August.

Kaveh Solhekol added, "Some players are also unhappy with the treatment Sancho has received. Many in the locker room have a good relationship with him, but he has been completely sidelined, all because he refuses to apologize to Solskjær."

"He is training with the youth team, and he can only dine alone. Many players feel that this is too much. There are always unhappy people in the locker room, but when you lose, the situation becomes worse."