Solskjaer: No one can push Cavani out of Man Utd

Manchester United boss, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, believes no-one is seeking to push Edinson Cavani out the club.

Solskjaer addressed Cavani’s situation at Europa League presser.

“Well, Edinson is fully focused on being available for us and working really hard to get fit,” Solskajer said ahead of the AC Milan clash on Thursday. “From my bad Portuguese/Spanish and his better English, he’s very proud to play for Manchester United. He’s always going to give his best, if it’s beyond this season as well.

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“The decision hasn’t been made. As we’ve said, he’s made a great contribution so far. We’re just working on getting him back on the pitch and fit and we’ll convince him when the weather in Manchester improves.”

When pushed at the end of the press conference on what he can say to the 34-year-old about the situation, the manager replied: “I can’t comment on what has been said. I can only say that we are very pleased with Edinson, when he’s here working really hard to be available every day – day in and day out.

“He’s proving his, how can I say, personality and his professionality. Even in his broken English, he’s really helping the young kids as we wanted him to.

“We knew he wasn’t going to be able to play every single game, of course, because he’d been out of football for so long.

“Now let’s make sure he plays as much football as possible until the end of the season and scores as many goals as he can. He helps the young players, the strikers and forwards and even the rest of the group with his mentality.

“Then he will make his decision and he knows that we are very fond of what he’s given to the club, even though he’s probably played fewer games than he wanted to.”