Al Ittihad – Solshar restores hope to Manchester United fans

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Olly Gunnar Solchar, Manchester United coach

Manchester United coach Olly Gunnar Solshar believes his team can narrow the gap in the four-point division of the English Premier League.

While Solchar was protecting United as an alternate player for years, the former Norwegian striker started the march to get his old team back on track after Jose Mourinho was sacked by a 5-1 win over Cardiff City Saturday.

After the victory and defeat of Chelsea, fourth, United, eight points behind the golden box and sixth.

Although the negative results under Mourinho prevented United from qualifying for the Champions League next season, the win in Wales restored confidence and gave the team a huge boost.

"We are dealing with a match for the moment," said Solshar, famous for his alternate turnout, and then to score a goal that helped United win the 1999 Champions League. "We've already reduced eight or nine points but we we are now focusing on a match. "

"I felt proud and humble after the fans," he said, "It's a week full of emotions, but it's the beginning and we have to move on."

Mourinho has played with Juventus midfielder Paul Bugba for a record deal worth 89 million pounds ($ 112.6 million) in 2016.

The French left the starting line in the Portuguese coach's last matches but regained his position with Solchar and scored two goals.

"I think Bogba can do a lot and has potential," Solchar said.

United has scored five league goals for the first time since former coach Alex Ferguson's 5 to 5 draw with West Bromwich Albion in May 2013. So fans will see what the team will do when They will host Huddersfield Town at Old Trafford on Wednesday.