‘Man United through and through’: Delighted Solskjaer says Lingard deserved chance

Jesse Lingard on loan at West Ham has become the latest sensation in this season’s Premier League, having enjoyed immense success with the Hammers now challenging for a place in the top four.

The midfielder went to London and revived his career, having been directly involved in 12 goals since his loan move – more than any other Premier League player during that period.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is delighted to see Lingard doing so well because he deserved the opportunity to spread his wings and show the English top-flight how good he truly is.

“Jesse has been brilliant since he left,” Solskjaer told the press, as per Manchester Evening News. “We could have kept him, he has always got a part to play. Man United through and through, never caused me a problem.

“He deserved a chance to play more football, that is why we left him go to West Ham.

“We would welcome him back, we hope he will go to the Euros. I hope he has strong finish to the league.

“It was different here. Bruno’s form in the same position. Delighted though for Jesse.”

But this does not mean United should take him back in the summer. Lingard has found his level, and how many teams do you see sitting back against West Ham? None and it’s completely different to playing for United.

Lingard’s performances should make him a hot prospect in the upcoming summer transfer window. It’s a great opportunity for United to get some business done, as revealed in the latest Strettycast.

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2 Comments

  1. Lingards gone me thinks. If not West Ham somewhere else. He wants to play.Dont think words from solskjaer wiil make any difference. Wasnt talking like that a few weeks ago. Now he is. Funny that.

  2. Lingard would be making a big mistake to return to United. Mourinho and David Moyes know how to effectively use Jesse, whilst Solskjaer doesn’t have a clue with how to play the lad. Unitef should take the money whilst he is in demand.

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