Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has worked wonders at Manchester United ever since he took charge of the club in December.
Managers like Jose Mourinho, Van Gaal and David Moyes have all failed to live up to the expectations at Old Trafford ever since Sir Alex Ferguson left the club.
But now the Norwegian has come in and showed everyone just how to manage Manchester United.
Solskjaer has been appointed the caretaker manager at the club until the end of the season but many believe that the Molde boss has done more than enough to land him the permanent job.
And former teammate Andy Cole has laid down the reasons as to why Ole Solskjaer should become the next permanent boss at Old Trafford.
The former United striker told beIN Sports(as reported): “I think it’s more than changing the mood and the feel-good factor, what he’s done has galvanised not just the players but the whole football club.
“Man United are playing like Man United now, scoring goals, playing attractive football.
“Questions were asked last week when they lost to PSG but he’s put those questions to bed again with a comfortable result against Chelsea [in the FA Cup].
“I can’t see any reason why not to give him it. I’ve been asked this question quite a few times and I keep saying managers, like [Mauricio] Pochettino, have been touted for getting the Manchester United job, they’ve had to learn somewhere to get to the position where they get touted for the job.
“Ole’s done that. Fair enough he had a difficult time when he was at Cardiff, went back to Molde, but since he’s come to Manchester United the run they have been on has been unbelievable.
“If you listen to all the players, the way they talk about him, they want to give him the job. Players are always happy when you are winning football matches and you’re comfortable, you’re playing well and you’re playing the way you want to play.
“Ole has given everyone the opportunity to do just that, especially with Paul Pogba. The way he’s playing, he’s playing like the Paul Pogba of old, what everyone was expecting from him.
“I think he’s got a great opportunity to get the job.
“I’m starting to look at it now and say ‘yeah’ because you’ve got to understand the ethos of the club.
“I don’t think anyone should be able to go to any football club and change what that club has been built on. It’s an institute.
“The three managers that have come in have all tried to tinker a little bit and they’ve all fallen short.
“Ole has gone in there and done everything what Manchester United are used to. I’d love him to get the job.”
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