Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has studied every game he took charge of at Manchester United. Just over 12 months in the footballing wilderness has allowed the club legend to reflect on his three-year spell at Old Trafford - and what the future could hold.
Question marks over Solskjaer’s credentials to manage United plagued his managerial tenure. Hired as an interim after Jose Mourinho’s sacking, just one league defeat in 13 games triggered a knee-jerk reaction from Ed Woodward to appoint the Norwegian on a permanent basis.
His time as caretaker boss saw the Red Devils stun PSG in the Champions League. While that would have been one of his highlights when revisiting his 168 games as manager, there were plenty of experiences ahead to sour the mood.
