Lukaku can be the new Solskjaer at Old Trafford

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The Belgian hasn’t been short of goals since Ole took over as manager. Indeed, he has scored in each of the three games he has played under the new boss. This is something to shout about seeing that he went through some trying periods under Jose Mourinho where he struggled to find the net on many occasions. One thing that would worry him though would be the fact that he has struggled to find a starting position under the new manager.

Indeed, Rashford has been the player of choice since Ole gunner but the gaffer has been quick to warn the players that many of them would have to be content with coming on as subs. He said that has been his comeback for players he has managed. If anyone knows what it means to sit on the bench, it is Ole who spent the best part of his eleven years with Manchester United. Indeed, of the 126 goals he scored with the club, 29 of them came with him coming off the bench.

Now again, with the clash against Tottenham looming, Ole’s first test against the top six clubs approaches. There is that decision that would have to be made between Rashford and Lukaku.