4 Players who don't seem to have a future under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Manchester United

Modified May 31, 2019 09:33 GMT

Manchester United manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

#1 Marcos Rojo

Marcos Rojo would struggle to get into the starting XI.

Marcos Rojo signed for Manchester United from Sporting CP in 2014 at a transfer fee of £16 million. The Argentine started as a left back for United but moved to a center-back position later.

Rojo is someone who has always given his hundred percent and never refrained from lunging into tackles. He is an old school no-nonsense defender who formed a significant partnership with Phil Jones under Jose Mourinho.

However, injuries took the better of him as Marcos struggled to get a run of games under his belt. His last appearance was against Valencia in the Champions League, but since then, he has been out of the squad due to a mysterious injury. United are supposedly preparing a massive bid for a defender in the summer and would need to sell a couple of players of their own to fund that transfer with Rojo being the one who could face the ax.

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Edited by Abhinav Munshi