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Representatives of former Manchester United supervisor Ole Gunnar Solskjaer have reportedly supplied their consumer a transfer to Ajax as he eyes a sensational return to administration.
Solskjaer has been out of labor since November 2021, when United sacked him following a poor run of outcomes.
Within the Outdated Trafford dugout, the Norwegian oversaw 149 matches as everlasting supervisor. He was additionally in cost for 19 video games as caretaker boss after Jose Mourinho was let go simply earlier than his appointment.
In his first full season on the helm of United, Solskjaer secured a strong second place in England's high flight.
He was sacked the next marketing campaign after a humiliating 4–1 defeat by the hands of Watford.
In a current interview on The Keep on with Soccer podcast, Solskjaer confirmed that he has been the topic of a number of job gives, however not one of the alternatives have actually him to date.
He confirmed that he’s ready for the precise alternative.
Solskjaer mentioned, “I’ve some gives however I’m not prepared. It ought to be a spot the place I will be myself, not like somebody dictating 'it’s good to do that, it’s good to do this'. As a result of once you had been at United and managed them. You study some issues and need to do it your manner subsequent time.
Fan podcast, Pentelic Podcast, has reported that Solskjaer has doubtlessly been supplied Ajax the prospect to turn into the membership's subsequent supervisor.
In line with the podcast, it’s presently unclear whether or not Ajax are eager on Solskjaer or whether or not they’ll take him up on his supply.
The Eredivisie giants, who’ve struggled considerably this time period and are in search of a brand new boss, sit fifth of their league and 29 factors behind desk leaders PSV Eindhoven.
Earlier this month, a report coated by The Folks's Particular person said that the Dutchman is prepared to take again Eric Ten Hag if the Dutchman is sacked by Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS on the finish of the season.
Ten Hag faces an unsure future at United amid the staff's inconsistent performances and outcomes.