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are there any free experienced coaches who can replace Solskjaer? it's easy just to sack him but new coach will need some time to adjust to his new team and it may also cost lost points.

it's not easy to fire him. MU doesn't have money to pay his severance pay and in reality, the official very much loves him even if he loses in the next game he will stay until finishes. If Ole has the shame, he has to resign and give the chance for another coach. Many free coaches out there who are ready to MU (but they won't it). It's okay, even if they lose, MU still has lots of money coming to the stadium just for watching Ronaldo, that the points.

He still has the confidence to stay at Old Trafford whatever the outcome he sees it as a journey to be faced, some defeats at home are more painful and embarrassing but it's not enough for him to resign.
I'm just more curious about how Ronaldo feels with the results so far.

I personally believe Ronaldo may feel pressured from the current situation and condition of the team, although Ronaldo is still productive in scoring goals but if the result does not get full points, I think that is something that makes him disappointed too. Basically Ole is still safe if the opponent he faces is a mediocre team, but when Manchester United is up against a top team, then it will be dangerous because it is very vulnerable to lose points even though it is a home match.

Yes, he will feel pressured and may think it is wrong to have chosen MU as a club to achieve his goal to lift the trophy again.
This proves that a team with any great players but not supported by a smart coach will allow them to become an ordinary team.
There is still a long way to go this season, not even half a season has passed but inconsistent results so far have left them in doubt.

Right, Ronaldo's goal of leaving Juventus was to get back on track for the title and possibly to lift the trophy as his main goal. But unfortunately, the conditions that occur at Manchester United now seem to be the same as the conditions for Juventus, in fact the pressure continues to occur and is experienced by Ronaldo as a key player. I still don't think United can get into the title race this season, I'm just worried that there will be disharmony between Ronaldo and management, considering Ronaldo can't always take the pressure he's under.