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#3 Implement a clear style of play
During Solskjaer's initial days, Manchester United played in a fast and fluid 4-3-3 that was compact at the back and adventurous in attack. The off-the-ball pressing and intense style of play were an instant hit and the Red Devils embarked on a fantastic run of form that ultimately got the Norwegian his dream job. Since then, though, nothing has been the same.
Over the summer, the Norwegian has switched to a 4-2-3-1, but the results have failed to improve. Solskjaer has a team suited to counter-attacks, but that has left the gameplay a tad one-sided. Manchester United are expected to dominate possession in majority of the games and the Red Devils have appeared clueless with the ball at their feet. The pressing is rarely evident, while there’s a clear lack of intensity on the field.
This is where a change is required. Manchester United and Solskjaer must decide how they want to play. Pep Guardiola has his possession-based football, while Jurgen Klopp's team is known for their counter-pressing style of play. It is time for United to implement a clear cut style of play, stick to it and plan their recruitment process accordingly.
