Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has spoken about the transfer plans of the club for the next summer transfer window and has also discussed the possibility of a move for the Real Madrid flop Gareth Bale to Old Trafford next season. The Welshman, who is having a disastrous season with the Spanish giants, has been one of the many stars linked with a move to the Premier League and particularly Manchester United this season.
The Manchester United manager said, “I can’t really comment on Gareth Bale or specific names because they’re property of other clubs.”
He added, “But we should look for quality players, definitely, and players who could improve us as a team. There’s so many factors you need to think about when you sign players. It’s not easy – I don’t know if it’s easy either – when you’re in the media or when you’re a supporter, you can think short-term. We’ve got to think about the longevity as well, who’s going to fit in personality-wise. So, there’s so many things that we need to think about.”
Speaking on the possibility of pulling off a win against Barcelona in their next UCL match, the interim gaffer said, “The confidence in the players, it’s sky high. And the mood is good, the training attitude is good, so hopefully we can keep that run going.”
He concluded, “There have been a couple of comments about ‘you used to have number 20′ (and it is 20 years since the treble’ and blah, blah, blah. I believe that you get what you deserve in life, in sports. If you put the work in, I believe, if you work hard, show the right attitude, if you go in every single day and do the right things you can maximise your chances.”
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