Soccer-Solskjaer warns of Man United squad rotation amid fixture pile-up


(Reuters) - Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is furious with the Premier League after the club were ordered to play three matches in five days, saying he may have no other option but to rotate his squad heavily against their top-four rivals.

United travel to Aston Villa on Sunday before Leicester City visit Old Trafford on Tuesday. The rearranged fixture with Liverpool, postponed last weekend following fan protests, has been scheduled for 48 hours later on Thursday.

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