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In the early hours of on Sunday Manchester United publish them on their blog stating that they have parted ways with its head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s after their 4-1 defeat at Watford, the club has made Micheal Carrick take charge of the team for forthcoming games while they look for an interim manager until the end of the 2021-2022 season. Ole was appointed the manager of the club following the sack of Josè Mourinho in December 2018 and since then he's achievements as a Manchester United player and also it's coach are as follows:
1996 Footballer of the year for his countryside Norway.
2007 English championship winner for the English side team Manchester United.
2003 English championship winner for the English side team Manchester United.
2001 English championship winner for the English side team Manchester United.
2000 English championship winner for the English side team Manchester United.
1999 English championship winner for the English side team Manchester United.
1997 English championship winner for the English side team Manchester United.
1998 - 1999 champion league winner for the English side team Manchester United.
2004 English FA Cup winner for the English side team Manchester United.
1999 English FA Cup winner for the English side team Manchester United.
1999 International Cup winner for the English side team Manchester United.
2004 English super cup winner with the English side team Manchester United.
2003 English super cup winner with the English side team Manchester United.
1997 English super cup winner with the English side team Manchester United.
1996 English super cup winner with the English side team Manchester United.
Ole achieved all these titles while playing as a striker for and Manchester United and he made his retirement known on August 28, 2007, and then looking at the aspect of him coaching a team with all these experiences and achievements he will definitely make a fine one.
Since he assumed the position as Manchester United head coach he played 168 Games, Won 92, draw 35, Lost 41 Games. The 48 old guided the team in finishing in the second position with 12 points behind the champions Manchester City tho no titles were won during his tenure but he's the best there is, tho the past few weeks has been disappointing they shouldn't overlook he's working so far since he assumed the position as the manager of the team. Tho Cristiano Ronaldo wants Luis Enrique to replace Solskjaer, the Spanish man who has coached Spain's national team and some club teams such as Celta Vigo and Roma before he was appointed by the Spanish team side Barcelona in 2015. Other coaches on the Manchester United reader is former Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane, Paris Saint Germain (PSG) tactician Mauricio Pochettino and Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers. Mauricio Pochettino making the top of the list.