'Sanchez isn't training with Man Utd reserves' - Solskjaer still expects Chilean forward to 'come good'

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The Red Devils boss says Sanchez the South American remains part of his plans for 2019-20, and there are no plans whatsoever to offload him amid links to Serie A sides.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has refuted claims that Alexis Sanchez has been made to train with Manchester United’s reserves and says he is still expecting the Chilean to “come good”.

The boss has denied the speculation which is rife around the South American forward at Old Trafford.

Sanchez has struggled to make the impact expected of him since joining the Red Devils from Arsenal in the winter transfer window of 2018.
Just five goals have been recorded in 45 appearances, while a series of niggling knocks have done little for the 30-year-old’s form and confidence.

It has been rumoured that with transfer windows still open across Europe, Sanchez could be moved on this summer as United might want to cut their losses.
But Solskjaer reiterates that Sanchez remains part of his plans and is not in the process of being frozen out.

The Red Devils boss told reporters:

Alexis is such a professional and he comes in working every single day really hard and wants to be a part of this.

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