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Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has detailed some of the individual training sessions he has conducted with Marcus Rashford.Rashford’s in fine form this season, having scored 17 and created another 11 in just 38 games in all competitions.But in the Premier League, he has only managed eight and at times, has been guilty of passing up clear-cut opportunities.The 23-year-old scored one of United’s goals in  the 4-0 win over Real Sociedad in the Europa League, but also missed a good chance to score a second.And Solskjaer, who scored 126 times for the Red Devils during his playing days, has admitted that the two have done ‘loads’ of work to brush up on some aspects of his finishing.“He is getting better and better and closer and

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has given his verdict on Everton signing Josh King from Bournemouth.The Toffees snapped up King for a nominal fee on transfer deadline day on a deal until the end of the season.King spent more than five years at Bournemouth, but was out of contract in the summer at the Vitality Stadium.Fulham were also said to be keen on the Norwegian, who started his career in United’s youth ranks.And Solskjaer, who is familiar with King through club and country links, insists that Everton have got an excellent striker on their hands.“I think with Joshua, the reason behind the transfer links is because he’s a good player,” Solskjaer said ahead of United's clash with Everton on Saturday night.“I think Everton

straight to your inbox every day for freeHere are your Manchester United evening headlines for Monday, December 14.Ole Gunnar Solsakjer believes that the potential return of fans would be a welcome impact for United, who have struggled at Old Trafford so far this season.At present, Manchester is in tier 3, which does not allow supporters in the stadium, but should the tier be switched, the club says they have the facilities to house up to 23,000 supporters.And Solskjaer says that he is eager to get fans back into the stadium when it is safe."Well, I think we want fans in safely and surely," he said.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told his Manchester United players to be more ruthless in front of goal during their pre-season defeat to Aston Villa.The Red Devils were beaten 1-0 at Villa Park with Ollie Watkins scoring the goal in United’s only friendly of the summer.Solskjaer’s side were given an extra week to prepare for the start of the Premier League season having reached the final stages of the Europa League.But United were off the pace against Villa, squandering several presentable chances, during the 90 minutes.And Solskjaer, who took off Odion Ighalo and Marcus Rashford in the second half, wanted his side to be more ruthless when speaking to the players during the break.“We said at half-time that we were playing some great football at times