It is reported that Manchester United’s management held direct talks with Solskjaer earlier this week.
Images of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer spotted in Cheshire recently have stirred the English public, especially as Manchester United just parted ways with Ruben Amorim after a turbulent 14 months. The former Norwegian coach being seen shopping near his home in Cheshire is quickly interpreted as a hint towards an emotional reunion at Old Trafford.
According to multiple reliable sources, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has emerged as one of the leading candidates for the interim manager position at Manchester United until the end of the season. His presence in Cheshire, known as a familiar base for many former Red Devils legends, has fueled speculation that secret negotiations between both parties are underway.
Although the 52-year-old former coach remains tight-lipped, insiders at Old Trafford admit they are seriously considering bringing him back as a temporary solution to stabilize the dressing room and ease fan dissatisfaction following the Amorim period.
Solskjaer’s appearance in Cheshire becomes even more noteworthy when viewed in historical context. At the end of 2018, he was appointed interim manager after Jose Mourinho was dismissed. At that time, the effect Solskjaer had was to strongly revive the Red Devils, producing an impressive run of results and restoring faith among players and supporters alike. That success later earned him a long-term contract, keeping him with the club for nearly three years.
More than just a coach, Solskjaer is an icon linked to the glorious memories of Manchester United. His decisive goal in the 1999 Champions League final, completing the historic treble, has always earned him special respect at Old Trafford. During the club’s period of crisis, the management believes that a symbolic figure like Solskjaer could act as a connector, inspire the team, and revive the Red Devils’ identity.