Nobody has divine right to play every game for Manchester United, asserts Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Both strikers have hit the 19 goal mark this season, a career best for both, and are on course to score even more goals with a run of fixtures that many clubs would envy. However, Solskjaer admitted that their form this season will not stop the club from buying the best players in the world with the need for competition necessary. He also added that the club has to always look at improving themselves but they’re closing in on their best version.

"You need competition for places at Man United. If you think you've got a divine right to be playing every game and are doing so well that we're not going to look for players to replace you, you're in the wrong place. I've been here myself for so many years as a striker and Teddy Sheringham comes in, Dwight Yorke comes in, Ruud van Nistelrooy comes in, Wayne Rooney comes in. We've always got to look at improving, and if they don't improve, we might have to look somewhere else to get better because we have to be better," Solskjaer said in his pre-match press conference.