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 Ole Gunnar Solsjkaer has been sacked 

as Manchester United manager following the

 club's dreadful recent run of results, which 

culminated in the 4-1 defeat at Watford 

on Saturday.

However, the Red Devils' woeful form 

has not been the only reason for the Norwegian

 to be relieved of his duties.

According to the Telegraph, an enormous 

split had developed between the Manchester

 United players and Solskjaer, which by 

the end of his spell turned out to be decisive

 in his sacking.

An increasingly complicated situation

The English newspaper went on to reveal 

that the doubts held by the players over the

 coach have been in play since 2019.

Questions over lack of a definitive playing 

style and a clear identity plagued Solskjaer's 

spell right up until his sacking.

In fact, Manchester United had planned to 

part ways with Solsjkaer at the end of his first

 season following consecutive defeats 

to Everton and Manchester City, but no decision

 was made.

Although his side were much improved 

last season, with 21 victories and 74 points,

 they were still some way off of challenging

 for the Premier League title.

The players began to lose confidence

This season, after their bright start had

 faded dramatically, Solsjkaer held crisis 

talks with Cristiano Ronaldo, Harry Maguire,

 Bruno Fernandes, Nemanja Matic, Luke 

Shaw and Victor Lindelof, but by that point 

many of them had lost faith in their coach.

The tension had been building for a number

 of weeks up to that point. According to the 

Telegraph, during the club's 3-2 victory over

 Atalanta in the Champions League group

 stage, Solsjkaer was openly challenged 

by a number of his players in an intense 

verbal exchange.

It was a key indication that his relationship

 with his players was on a tightrope, if not

 yet completely broken.

Open fronts

This season, a number of first-team players 

have challenged Solskjaer's authority, which 

has seen it dramatically undermined.

According to the Telegraph, Eric Bailly 

questioned why Harry Maguire was starting 

ahead of him, arguing that the Englishman 

was not fully fit.

Other players, such as Jesse Lingard, 

Alex Telles and Nemanja Matic have also 

been extremely unhappy with their treatment 

by the coach this season.

Until the end of the season... Or not

According to the Telegraph, Manchester

 United's hierarchy maintained their faith 

with Solsjkaer until the humiliating 5-0 home

 defeat to Liverpool at the end of October.

Nevertheless, the club decided at that 

point to stick with the coach until the end 

of the season, but this has not been the case, 

as the results have not improved.

A goodbye that leaves a bitter taste

As Manchester United announced that

 Solsjkaer had been sacked, the club expressed 

their gratitude for the job he has done since 

taking over in 2018.

"Manchester United announce that Ole 

Gunnar Solskjaer has left his role as manager,

" read the club announcement.

"Ole will always be a legend at Manchester 

United and it is with regret that we have 

reached this difficult decision.

"While the past few weeks have been 

disappointing, they should not obscure all 

the work he has done over the past three 

years to rebuild the foundations for long-term 

success."

Solsjkaer leaves his post having been

 unable to secure a trophy during his time 

in the Old Trafford dugout.