Ole Gunnar Solskjaer oversaw multiple changes to Manchester United's first-team squad across two-and-a-half seasons in the Old Trafford hot seat but instantly made the decision to move on three players.
Solskjaer entered the dugout initially on an interim basis in December 2018 and initially oversaw a sharp upturn in form. That brought about his permanent appointment before the end of that campaign, and he stayed in the role until November 2021.
Yet prior to his permanent appointment back in that 2018/19 decision, Solskjaer had already made his mind up to move on three first-team squad players and instructed then-CEO Ed Woodward to sanction their departures.
