- Man United's draw with Aston Villa left them sitting six points above the drop zone
- The tally is the club's worst start to a top flight season in three decades
- However, Solskjaer has moved to allay fears of any concerns regarding the table standings
Man United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has now claimed he is least concerned about the club's league position despite sitting six points about relegation zone.
United dropped more points at home to Aston Villa on Sunday, December 1, after settling for a 2-2 draw with the newly-promoted side.
The Red Devils are now sitting ninth on the log with 18 points, and are now closer to the bottom three than they are to the Champions League slots.
But speaking after the Villa clash, Solskjaer said he is not concerned about the table standings as it is so tight currently.
"The league table at this point is not the biggest concern because it is so tight," the Norwegian was quoted saying.
“I would have sat here talking about being fifth if we’d got the one extra goal. So the league table is not the biggest concern," he continued.
Solskjaer now needs to win his next three games to have a better record than his predecessor, Jose Mourinho, when he was sacked a year ago this month.
The Old Trafford dwellers are scheduled to take on Spurs, Man City and struggling Everton in their next three league fixtures.
