Manchester United To Appoint Ole Gunnar Solskjaer On A Permanent Basis?

Manchester United made the best start under a manager since Matts Bubsby was a coach. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was appointed on an interim basis by Manchester United after Jose Mourinho was given the sack by the club, the former striker has gone on to equaled the most victories obtained by a manager after appointment, to start his interim management in style.

Though, his excellent star to his temporarily management cannot be underestimated pundits still do not think the man has what it takes to lead Manchester United on a permanent basis. Managers like, Mouricio Pochetino the Tottenham Boss, England Manager; Gareth Southgate and former Real Madrid manager Zidane are front runner for the job on a permanent basis.

However, after a string of excellent results and the improvement of the teams play under the new manager, the Old Trafford Board are wary of appointing a new manager that may not be able to click with the players like the current interim manager. Though the club recognised the challenges that the interim manager may faced having to lead the club of such magnitude without as much experience could prove a hindering block to Ole in his bid to be appointed as permanent manager. The man himself has expressed the desire to continue the job on a permanent basis.

When probed on whether he will like to stay after his side victory over Huddersfield United, he replied, 'I want to stay, of course any manager would like to manage this great club and I am no exception. The club is in my heart, my blood, am Manchester United and I would like to manage this club for a very long time.' He was quoted as saying by Goal.

Manchester United, should be wary of appointing Ole based on his current run as that may not last, a typical example of an interim manager showing sign of improving a team in crisis is Real Madrid current manager, Santiago Solaris who bought his way into the job on a permanent basis on a string of victories only to continue struggling as the League progresses.