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Man United star indirectly takes dig at Jose Mourinho after making Solksjaer's team

- Luke Shaw has taken a slight dig at Mourinho after United's two wins on the bounce

- Manchester United have recorded back-to-back win under caretaker boss Solksjaer

- The England defender believes the interim manager has change United's pattern

Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw has aimed a slight dig at former boss Jose Mourinho.

The England international revealed what Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has changed since taking over as boss - and it was directed at the sacked Portuguese manager.

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Shaw told Sky Sports: "I think you can see from the outside how much he has changed things in such a short space of time.

"He is just a really positive manager, he knows what the club needs and also what the fans want in the way we are playing.

"He's bringing that attacking, quick play back to Old Trafford.

"I'm sure the fans are going to appreciate that as much as we [the players] do."

New caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solksjaer has recorded back-to-back wins over Cardiff City and Huddersfield Town since taking over at Old Trafford.

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Shaw has since returned to United's starting line up after he was frozen out by Mourinho before he was sacked.

Paul Pogba has also found himself into Solksjaer's starting XI and have been involved in five goals scored by the Red Devils under the Norwegian boss.

United have a date with Eddie Howie's Bournemouth on Sunday at Old Trafford and Newcastle United in midweek at St. James' Park.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that Manchester United legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson will resume training with the team after accepting an offer from caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solksjaer.

The Scotsman will be at Carrington to help the interim manager prepare the Red Devils for their weekend game against Bournemouth at Old Tafford.

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