We’ll back league suspension, says Solskjaer

United boss says main concern must be health of the public. FMTNews Coronavirus Covid19 ManchesterUnited LeagueSuspension

MANCHESTER: Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said health concerns must be the top priority and that the club would back a suspension of Premier League matches over the coronavirus pandemic.

The Times reported on Wednesday that all Premier League and lower division matches in England are to be played without fans and Solskjaer said he would understand if the authorities also called for a suspension. “Of course, it’s up to the experts to decide and the main concern must be the health of the general public. And the decision that will be made we will back.”

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