- Champions League campaign begins against Young Boys in Bern
- Manager says squad is now strong enough to cope with schedule
Ole Gunnar Solskjær admits there can be no excuses if Manchester United fail to perform in the Champions League after a weekend Premier League match and has told his players he has full trust in them.
United start their European campaign with the visit to Young Boys in the Group F opener on Tuesday. The club’s Champions League challenge last season ended at the group stage despite Solskjær’s side winning their first two games. The manager, in a third full season in charge, pointed to the growth of his squad and how the addition of the multiple European Cup winners Cristiano Ronaldo and Raphaël Varane, plus Jadon Sancho, had elevated its quality.