Why Ole Gunnar Solskjær does not want to switch to a 4-3-3

What's the fuss all about? For some reason, a 4-3-3 formation seems to now be synonymous with free-flowing, possession-based, attacking football. Guardiola is probably the poster boy of the modern 4-3-3, with his two most infamous sides implementing the said formation, his Barcelona team (Busquets-Xavi-Iniesta) and his Manchester City team (Fernandinho/Rodri-Silva-De Bruyne). Jürgen Klopp at Liverpool is also a user of the 4-3-3, with his midfield usually consisting of Fabinho, Henderson and Wijnaldum (with other midfielders stepping into one of those roles as and when required). Manchester United fans seem to be consistently calling for the implementation of this formation, partly due to the strange dismissal of Fred and McTominay's strengths, and partly due to the fetish of wanting to see Pogba and Fernandes in midfield. Fans went wild during the 2021/22 pre-season, when ESPN reported in July that " Solskjaer has told his players he wants to implement a more attacking 4...