Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists he is the right man to lead Manchester United, despite his team being only three points off the relegation zone. Since being made permanent boss in March, Solskjaer has overseen just five wins from the subsequent 18 matches.
The 46-year-old is second favourite to be the next Premier League boss to lose his job – after Everton’s Marco Silva. “I’m not doubting myself, no,” the Norwegian said. “If I doubt myself then the rest of the world would as well.”
United host Arsenal on Monday night and, having lost at home to Crystal Palace and away at West Ham this season, go into the match 13 points behind Liverpool, their tally of eight points from six matches just three ahead of Aston Villa in 18th.
“We have loads of discussions,” Solskjaer said. “We believe in what we are doing.”
