Solskjaer Names Man United Captain

Antonio Valencia

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has affirmed Antonio Valencia as commander of the Red Devils. 

The Ecuadorian had assumed responsibility of the group's captaincy when Michael Carrick resigned to move into training. 

Be that as it may, Valencia has not been a customary player for the Red Devils this season with a few reports recommending a drop out with previous supervisor Jose Mourinho. 

"He's (Valencia) the commander. At the point when he's legitimately fit and playing he'll wear the armband," Solskjaer said amid his presser in front of their conflict against Bournemouth. 

"He's experiencing two or three intense sessions presently to prepare him for the extreme time frame coming up. There aren't many better right-backs going ahead with his capacities." 

"At the point when he's legitimately fit and playing, he'll wear the armband." 

Joined will want to keep up their resurgence, since the Norwegian assumed control as director, when they go up against Bournemouth in one of the installations planned for Sunday, December 31. 

Solskjaer's United pummeled battling Cardiff 5-1 a week ago Saturday and lowered Huddersfield Town 3-1 at Old Trafford on Boxing Day.