Solskjaer welcomed a return to Manchester United.

“Coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he would be willing to return to Manchester United if necessary amid doubts about Erik ten Hag’s future.”

Solskjaer was at the helm of Manchester United from March 2019 to November 2021. Solskjaer led Manchester United with 59 wins, 32 draws and 36 losses in 127 Premier League matches. When he was leading Manchester United, he had a number of problems.

The first was the issue of tactics. He had been criticized for not bringing any specific offensive tactics and simply showing off his football skills that depended on individual players’ abilities. He was also criticized for using too many key players instead of candidates.

In the end, Solskjaer stepped down as Manchester United manager on November 21, 2021 (Korea Standard Time) due to a number of shortcomings. Solskjaer became the only manager in Manchester United since Alex Ferguson who failed to lift the trophy.

After leaving Manchester United, Solskjaer rejected two offers from Saudi Arabia. Leicester City, who were recently promoted, also wanted to bring Solskjaer in ahead of his return to the Premier League and were in contact over a possible transfer.

Solskjaer, however, has not yet had his team, although he did mention his job at a public event in Lilleström this Thursday. 메이저놀이터 Speaking to an audience of around 3,000 people at the Oslo Business Forum, Solskjaer was asked about a possible return to Manchester United.

He replied, “When my family asks me, I will answer yes every day. I think it’s wrong to talk about jobs that others have. But I will say yes.”

Asked about media pressure at a time when there is growing anxiety over manager Erik ten Hag, who has been sluggish in the Europa League draw against FC Tvente.

Ten Hag said, “When you lose at the top, you always have problems no matter what coach comes. The board knows that we are in the process now, we are improving. We are much calmer now. I think after a few more months, we can make a really good team.”

Ten Hach continued, “I’m used to situations like this. It was like that at Ajax, and it’s the same here. It’s a club that’s always in the spotlight. Everyone has opinions on this. You have to deal with things like that without being shaken.”