Confirmed:Norwegian football manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to take over as Sunderland Manager in the Summer

Confirmed:Norwegian football manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to take over as Sunderland Manager in the Summer

After Michael Beale’s terrible appointment earlier in the season, Sunderland is taking its time selecting a new manager.

and several other names have been connected to the role.

After just 12 games in charge at the Stadium of Light, Beale was fired.

after taking over for Tony Mowbray in December, the Mackems were eliminated from postseason contention, winning only four games throughout that stretch.

In an effort to stabilize the team before selecting a new manager, the Wearsiders named Mike Dodds as their caretaker manager through the conclusion of the season.

On the other hand, the mood in the northeast will not have improved with the recent results.

There are rumors that Paul Heckingbottom, Will Still, and Danny Röhl are in the running for the next position.

Another well-known figure can be seen on bookmakers’ odds lists: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the former manager of Manchester United.

Palmer: Sunderland “would be a wonderful recruit” if Solskjaer joined.

The Norwegian left Old Trafford in 2021 and hasn’t worked since.

when the Red Devils’ three-year run as their manager came to an end after a run of losses at the start of the 21/22 campaign.

Although the 51-year-old hasn’t managed since being fired from Manchester United in 2021,

after three years in the role, former Sheffield Wednesday player Carlton Palmer believes the “Baby Faced Assassin”

has the ability to turn things around on Wearside next season. Palmer made this statement exclusively to FLW.

“Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hasn’t worked since he was fired as manager of Manchester United in 2021,

after two national league titles and an ill-fated spell in charge of Cardiff City in 2014.”

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