Ole Gunnar Solskjaer issues demand to his Manchester United players

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solksjaer has asked his players to take more risks in order to improve the club's creativity. The Red Devils are struggling to score at least one goal in each game. They have scored more than one time just in three games during their 16 appearances. Solksjaer stressed United are lack of creativity after their defeat to Southampton on Saturday. He told: "To win games you need to score goals and I'm sure Anthony and Marcus are going to get their share of goals. Anthony's just going improve but we need more creativity." Speaking on today's match against FK Partizan, Solskjaer shared his hope to see a lot of chances from the club's attacking players during the clash. "It's the whole team together. It's about expressing yourselves, call it with less fear or no fear and be brave. Make a couple of difficult decisions but positive decisions. We want to get a reaction and when you lose a game, make sure you try to win the next one. If we can do that going into the Brighton game [in the Premier League on Sunday], we'll be in good shape. Solskjaer has given a playing time to youngsters during Europa League match. The same might be seen during the upcoming match against FK Partizan. "It's a great chance for the young boys to get some game time, play against good players, good teams, different cultures, different styles, which then makes them more ready. For example, Brandon played against Chelsea. I think the game in Belgrade would have stood him in good stead because to go away there in the atmosphere and handle himself the way he did certainly helped him before he went to Stamford Bridge," Solskjaer told the United app.  

Source: Manchester Evening News

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