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Solskajer came back to the Premier League as Cardiff City's manager in January 2014, though he was let go after only nine months in charge. He returned to Molde, where he has been in charge until the present day. Getty Images

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer signed for Manchester United in the summer of 1996. He scored 18 Premier League goals in his first season with the club. Getty Images

In February 1999 Solskjaer came off the bench to score four goals against Nottingham Forest, helping United to an 8-1 win. Seen here surrounded by teammates after scoring one of the four. Getty Images

Solskjaer scored his most famous goal in May 1999 - the injury time winner in the Champions League final against Bayern Munich. Getty Images

The 1999 Champions League triumph completed a unique treble - the Premier League title, the FA Cup, and the Champions League in one season. Getty Images

Solskjaer's career post 1999 was plagued by injuries. Getty Images

In August 2006 Solskjaer returned from injuries to score his first Premier League goal in three years. He announced his retirement from football a year later. Getty Images

In 2010 Solskajer took over as manager of Molde in Norway, a club he previously spent time with as a player. He won league titles with Molde in 2011 and 2012, as well as the Norwegian cup in 2013. Getty Images

Solskajer came back to the Premier League as Cardiff City's manager in January 2014, though he was let go after only nine months in charge. He returned to Molde, where he has been in charge until the present day. Getty Images

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer signed for Manchester United in the summer of 1996. He scored 18 Premier League goals in his first season with the club. Getty Images

In February 1999 Solskjaer came off the bench to score four goals against Nottingham Forest, helping United to an 8-1 win. Seen here surrounded by teammates after scoring one of the four. Getty Images

Solskjaer scored his most famous goal in May 1999 - the injury time winner in the Champions League final against Bayern Munich. Getty Images

The 1999 Champions League triumph completed a unique treble - the Premier League title, the FA Cup, and the Champions League in one season. Getty Images

Solskjaer's career post 1999 was plagued by injuries. Getty Images

In August 2006 Solskjaer returned from injuries to score his first Premier League goal in three years. He announced his retirement from football a year later. Getty Images

In 2010 Solskajer took over as manager of Molde in Norway, a club he previously spent time with as a player. He won league titles with Molde in 2011 and 2012, as well as the Norwegian cup in 2013. Getty Images

Solskajer came back to the Premier League as Cardiff City's manager in January 2014, though he was let go after only nine months in charge. He returned to Molde, where he has been in charge until the present day. Getty Images

Manchester United announce Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as Jose Mourinho replacement

Solskjaer, a former Manchester United striker, will act in interim role until the end of the season after the dismissal of Jose Mourinho

The National

December 19, 2018

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