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OLE GUNNAR Solskjaer admits Manchester United’s new signings have heightened trophy expectations after Gary Neville suggested the Norwegian was running out of time to deliver silverware.
United are still searching for their first trophy since Solskjaer took charge in 2018.
They finished second in the Premier League last season and lost the Europa League final against Villarreal, who visit Old Trafford in the Champions League today.
“That pressure is a privilege. To work in this environment, you have to embrace that pressure,” Solskjaer told reporters yesterday.
“Yes, I have been backed. The progress and process has worked well. But we’re in a results business.
“We’ve improved, expectations have improved with the signings and better performances,” he said. — SuperSport
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