Gary Neville names three players who can't follow Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's tactics

Former Manchester United star Gary Neville is confident three players are unable to follow Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's tactics at the club. According to Neville, Alexis Sanchez, Anthony Martial and Romelu Lukaku don't match the Norwegian's tactics, which is cause for huge concern. "The point about Ole's style of play is an important one," said Neville. "Because if Ole wants a style of play which involves a lot of quick sprinting, which can be counter-attack play or lots of runs in behind to penetrate defences. "I look at Romelu Lukaku, I look at Alexis Sanchez who looks like his legs are struggling, I look at Anthony Martial, who plays in fits and starts. "You think about the amount of runs [Sadio] Mane and [Mohamed] Salah make from those wide positions through full-backs and centre-backs. "Martial doesn't do that, Martial likes to play when he wants to play when he gets the ball. I don't see him running without the ball anywhere near as much as he should do. "Sanchez, to be fair, looks like he's got a physical problem at the moment. And Lukaku has a physical problem. "So if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wants to take this team from being a team that plays in fits and starts and can make runs maybe five times a half to one that makes runs in behind 15-20 times a half, he's going to have to change some personnel. Or get them fitter, or change their attitude, depending on who it is." Lukaku is not sure about his future and likely to leave the club in the summer. The same we can state on Sanchez, who has been struggling with injuries. Martial, meanwhile, signed a new five-year deal with the club in January.

Source- The Mirror

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