Solskjaer Set to Meet with Manchester United Hierarchy

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is poised to hold face-to-face discussions with Manchester United's top brass on Saturday to discuss the interim head coach position. Another contender, Michael Carrick, has already met with the club's leadership to explore the opportunity. Following the dismissal of Ruben Amorim after a lackluster 14-month tenure, United is seeking to make an appointment for the remainder of the season. While Ruud van Nistelrooy and caretaker head coach Darren Fletcher have been considered for the role, Solskjaer and Carrick remain the frontrunners. The club is adopting a patient approach, with any potential appointment unlikely to occur before Sunday's FA Cup match against Brighton. Fletcher, who has had no recent discussions about his future, will lead the team against Brighton, having previously overseen a lively display in a 2-2 draw against Burnley. The club's hierarchy, including chief executive Omar Berrada and director of football Jason Wilcox, has given Fletcher full responsibility for the team's preparation. Former player Gary Neville has weighed in on the potential return of Solskjaer, citing his love for the club and experience in the role. However, Neville also emphasized the need for a proven track record of success, suggesting that the club should consider experienced managers like Carlo Ancelotti or Thomas Tuchel. Roy Keane, meanwhile, has endorsed Eddie Howe as a potential successor to Amorim, praising his calm demeanor and experience in managing over 700 games. Neville concurred, stressing the importance of appointing a manager who can handle pressure and has a proven record of success in the Premier League and Champions League.