Former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is keen to return to Old Trafford as a caretaker till the end of the current campaign. An internal search for a temporary manager has begun at the club. The Norwegian is reportedly open to a six-month contract, prioritizing the chance to support the stability of the squad he still views as home over long-term security.
Solskjær ready to answer United’s call
Some supporters still think highly of Solskjaer, who led United to multiple top-four places and a Europa League final, and he has strong relationships with the team. He reportedly "would love to be back and help Man United as caretaker manager," demonstrating his willingness to take on a demanding position in order to guide the squad through a difficult period.
“Ole Gunnar Solskjær is ready to answer Manchester United’s call again, even on a six‑month deal, determined to steady the ship at the club he still calls home.”
In order to select a caretaker who can lead the squad for the rest of the season, Manchester United has begun an internal evaluation of short-term options. The goal is to avoid making a hasty long-term choice while making sure there is someone who can manage the dressing room, handle pressure, and rebuild relationships with supporters.