Manchester United star Marcos Rojo does not know why his manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he was not going anywhere, days before he left on loan to Estudiantes.

Rojo had been playing the move for much of the month, which is why he is surprised at that statement from the Norwegian manger.

He was asked about that matter when gave his first press conference as an Estudiantes player.

Rojo told reporters, as per TNT: "When I had the OK of the club, the first one I called was my mother and said: 'Don't say anything.'

"'Zero,' she told me… She told everyone (via a post on Instagram), ha. It was hard for the club (United) to make my return difficult. We had been talking a lot.

"It was when the coach (Solskjaer) said that I was going to stay there.

"When he said that, it was already advanced. I didn't understand why Solskjaer said it."