Caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revived Manchester United by “unblocking the minds of the players”, says his former team-mate Jordi Cruyff.
United have picked up 22 points in eight games under Solskjaer after earning 26 in 17 under Jose Mourinho.
“After two or three days there was a huge turnaround without any training,” Cruyff told BBC Sport.
“His work has been more mental, talking to the players and pressing the right buttons to get the best out of them.” Read more