Ole Gunnar Solskjær has admitted ‘the next few years are going to be massive’ for Manchester United as they seek to re-establish themselves among the European elite.
United were comprehensively outclassed by Barcelona in the Champions League losing 4-0 on aggregate in the quarter-finals, their heaviest aggregate defeat from a two-leg European tie in the club’s history.
Speaking after the match, Solskjær said: “We know there’s work to be done. I’ve said all along this isn’t going to change overnight and the next few years are going to be massive to get to the level of Barcelona and other teams.”
source: theguardian.com