Some of the Manchester United players are losing faith with the club’s management and coaching staff as their run of poor results continues, Goal understands.
The 5-0 hammering from Liverpool on Sunday has piled even more pressure on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with the team sitting seventh in the Premier League, eight points off the league leaders and with just one point from their last four league games.
Goal understands while Solskjaer remains well liked by the squad, a number of them are concerned the manager and his coaching staff do not have what it takes to get them out of this current slump and propel them up the table.
United have remained staunch in their defence of Solskjaer every time his position has been questioned over his near three-year tenure, but the pressure is mounting on the Norwegian as they continue with this poor run of results.
Sources said the dressing room was flat after the defeat to Leicester at King Power Stadium 10 days ago, and despite the comeback against Atalanta in midweek the belief among some of the players is beginning to dwindle.
