Former Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has advised Man Utd on how they can help struggling manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
The former striker seemed close to the sack following Man Utd’s 5-0 thrashing by Liverpool. He received criticism from fans and pundits alike as his team were completely outplayed at home.
The likes of Antonio Conte, Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten Hag were all linked with the role. Reports have since claimed that Man Utd will give Solskjaer around three games to save his job.
That means a win against Nuno Espirito Santo’s Tottenham on Saturday is vital. The Norwegian will also be hoping for three points when the Red Devils travel to Atalanta in the Champions League on Tuesday.
Redknapp, who guided Portsmouth to the FA Cup in 2008, has now offered some help to Man Utd and Solskjaer.
During an appearance on talkSPORT, he said: “I think he needs a bit of help. I’m not saying his staff are not good lads and good, but they look to me as a very quiet group.

“I know Michael Carrick very well, he’s a fantastic footballer and a great person and he’s got other people around him.

“Sometimes you can’t be afraid to think that another bit of help coming in, it will help me and help the team.

“I just think he maybe needs somebody else, a different [character] alongside him in the group

“He looked a lonely figure last week standing on that touchline. Do you know who’d I take at Manchester United? Everyone’s going to think I’m absolutely mad, but I’d bring in Roy Keane.

“If I was Ole I’d think to myself, he won’t mess around and he’ll sort one or two out.”
Keane won a host of trophies during a glittering career at Old Trafford. He has mainly worked as a pundit since leaving his role as Nott’m Forest’s assistant manager in 2019.