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The Manchester United players seemed to have come back to life since the appointment of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. However, Alexis Sanchez is one of the players who has not yet found his best touch. Today, former United player Paul Ince has strongly criticized the winger.
The Chilean joined Old Trafford last winter, but he failed miserably to reproduce his magnificent performance in the colors of Arsenal. In the twelve months of his Manchester United career, Sanchez scored just five goals. Meanwhile, all this has been a treasure trove of disastrous outings for the 30-year-old.
More recently, in the Champions League match against PSG, Solskjaer coached Sanchez while the team struggled to find goals. However, again, he could not impress fans or critics and was in fact the lowest ranked Premier League player. After that game, former Red Devils legend Paul Ince spoke about the player. Calling him shameful, Ince said his performances are a joke for the ridiculous amount of his salary.
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"I would not regret either his high salary, if I thought he was doing everything to play well, but when you give someone that kind of money, you expect a lot more "Ince told Paddy Power. "The fans deserve better, Ole [Gunnar Solskjaer] deserves better than the rest of his team. "
The former English international added that Sanchez's bad display could be due to the fact that he does not have much playing time. However, missing the starting lineup most of the season was not a surprise for Ince. He thinks the number 7 of the United States is hopeless and totally ubiquitous throughout this campaign.
The 51-year-old commentator also believes that a decision on the winger's future must be made very quickly. "But that's the dilemma that prevails when you continue to fire managers. It is impossible to get rid of the players that the previous boss had paid with high salaries. So you have to try to make them work on your team, "added Ince. "At a million kilometers from his best, he looks like a completely different player."
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