Ever since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has taken charge of Manchester United, the Norwegian has pulled off a number of near impossible things.
From getting the players back to playing attacking and entertaining football, to beating PSG in the Champions League Round of 16, Solskjaer has achieved a lot in such a short span of time.
But one thing he has failed to do is to bring back the confidence of Alexis Sanchez.
People had high hopes from the Chilean before the season began but up until now, he has proved to be one of the biggest duds in English football.
Under Jose Mourinho, Alexis Sanchez had a pathetic run which many believed would change when Solskjaer took charge.
But under the new boss too, the former Arsenal man has failed to perform.
Now most pundits have claimed that the manager has come to the conclusion that Alexis Sanchez is a failed project and the club would be looking to offload him during the summer transfer window.
According to Rio Ferdinand though, Solskjaer has not yet given up hope on Alexis Sanchez.
“He will be aiming to get the best out of Sanchez,” Ferdinand told Goal.
“Ole has gotten the best out of every other player in the squad since he has come. One of them is not going to do it.
“At the moment, Sanchez isn’t playing at the level that we have seen him play at Arsenal.
“He will want to get back to that for personal pride. Ole and his coaching staff will be aiming to get him back into that rhythm and producing that quality he had at Arsenal consistently at United.”
“Since Ole has come you would say [Marcus] Rashford, [Paul] Pogba and [Victor] Lindelof have been the most improved.
“Those three have been standouts for me. David de Gea is the best keeper in the league by a mile.”
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