Former Manchester United midfielder, David Beckham, has insisted his former teammate Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, is doing an “incredible job” at the club
Beckham and Solskjaer played together for seven successful years together at United between 1996 and 2003.
They won five Premier League titles, the Champions League and an FA Cup.
United are second in the league this season and on course to record back-to-back top three finishes for the first time since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.
“I’ve seen some of the criticism but I suppose when you are a manager of Man United when they’ve had success over the years that they’ve had, there was always going to be a point where people get criticised, whether it’s the players, whether it’s the owners, whether it’s the manager,” Beckham told ESPN in an exclusive interview.
“Ole’s been in the game long enough to be able to take any kind of criticism. He’s very quiet, he gets on with his job, and I think he’s done an incredible job down at United.
“The results are starting to show that. Hopefully it continues because the fans love Ole, we all love Ole and we all want him to do well. So when the criticism comes, he’s one person that can take it.”
