5 Reasons why Solskjaer will take Manchester United back to the Glory Days

#1 Ambition

The Norwegian remains bullish that Manchester United should compete for all trophies

Ever since Solskjaer gave his first press conference as a United manager, it was clear that he had the ambition required to be a United manager. He was optimistic and motivated and gave players their due recognition. He had a very positive approach towards games and was always honest with his opinions. But it was also his desire that caught the eye.

The Norwegian urged United to score more goals and lamented the missed opportunities even after securing wins. He openly declared that United should always go into every game aiming for a win. Even though the Red Devils had a lot of problems when he took over, he was adamant that they would fight in all fronts. It is this attitude of the Norwegian that gives a lot of hopes for the future.

Solskjaer’s desire to compete for all trophies next season and to win a silverware for United too says a lot about the man. And there is no doubt that he will inspire the club back to the glory days.

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