"Ole to the max" - Conor McGregor gives his take on Manchester United's current situation amid troubling times at the club

Conor McGregor has given his take on the current situation at Manchester United. Taking to Twitter, the former two-division UFC world champion believes that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's role needs to be rearranged.

In a recent tweet, the Irishman wrote that Manchester United are in need of a veteran peer who can guide youngsters.

Conor McGregor further acknowledged respect towards Solskjaer. The Irishman's tweet can be seen below:

Over recent weeks, Manchester United have been struggling in the Premier League. The Red Devils have lost a set of games to the likes of Aston Villa and Leicester City. They recently suffered a huge 0-5 drubbing to arch-rivals Liverpool FC at Old Trafford.

In the aftermath of the historic loss to the Reds, Manchester United supporters called for the sacking of their manager. However, as things stand, Solksjaer remains the boss and hasn't been let go by the club he once played for.

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Conor McGregor is currently on the shelf and is recovering from his injury

Conor McGregor was last active inside the UFC octagon at UFC 264 when he fought Dustin Poirier for the third time. The fight ended on an unfortunate note for the Irishman as he injured his shin at the end of the first round.

This led to the fight being called off immediately, as McGregor was forced to go out on a stretcher. Currently on the shelf, the former UFC lightweight champion is expected to make his return next year. It remains to be seen who 'The Notorious' will face when he steps back into the octagon.

There has been talk of a potential fourth fight against Poirier but nothing has been confirmed, as of yet. McGregor could even go on to fight his arch-rival Nate Diaz if the UFC offers him a new contract. Mcgregor has shown positive signs in his recovery from back to full fitness. Hence, these fights can take place sooner, rather than later.