Ole Gunnar Solskjaer announces a bold prediction on his future and discusses his time as Manchester United manager in an exclusive interview.

After an unsuccessful tenure as Manchester United manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer discussed the situation publicly.

Following a string of humiliating defeats at the hands of Watford, Manchester City, and fierce rivals Liverpool, the former United manager was dismissed of his duties in November 2022.

But on Friday, I spoke to a select group of journalists. Solskjaer declared his desire to return to management after an 18-month absence.

At the very least, I can pull off one club job. Somewhere exciting, an adventure, where I can be authentic must be it. After three years as manager of Manchester United, it’s like, “Where do you go?” Speaking to the Hindustan Times, Solskjaer was quoted as saying.

Sure, I’d love to experience that kind of pressure again. Seeing the games makes you long for that time.Managerial duties at Manchester United are second to none, the 50-year-old said. As a manager, your goal should always be to take on the world’s top football minds. When it comes to leagues, none are better or more challenging than the Premier League.

My tenure there spans three years. Sure, it’s not an easy task. Even though it’s an incredible profession, you represent the world’s largest and finest club.

Nobody is ever going to give you a pass. Thus, I relished it and, upon returning, realized that I required a respite.

When asked about the success of his previous club since he left, Solskjaer seemed upbeat as well.

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Solskjaer commented, “It’s very exciting times with Jim Ratcliffe (the new United owner)” in reference to the impending takeover of Old Trafford’s football department by Ratcliffe.

It has given hope to its followers and admirers, I believe. However, greater uniformity is required. Even the best teams aren’t playing with the same level of consistency they once did.

Looking back two years, Liverpool had a perfect record of 99–100 points. That’s consistency. At least 90 points is required to return to the top, and you must be more consistent if you wish to do so.