Don't see any philosophy or identity in way Manchester United play, admits Rio Ferdinand

United haven’t won at home in the Premier League since they beat Newcastle on 11th September and pressure is mounting on Solskjaer to turn things around. There have been calls from supporters and pundits alike to relieve the Norwegian of his managerial duties after the embarrassing defeats to Liverpool and Manchester City. Ferdinand who won six league titles during his 12 years at Old Trafford has suggested that someone with a higher pedigree should succeed Solskjaer as his United side doesn’t have a philosophy.

"I look at our team every week and wonder what we are going to do, tactically. I don't see any philosophy or an identity in the United way of playing, whatever that should be from the management. I sit here confused looking at the team. When you look at it like that with the summer transfer window we had, we were all sitting here excited, thinking 'this is where we're meant to be',” Ferdinand said on his Vibe with Five Youtube channel.