Clear Ole Gunnar Solskjaer message sent as ex-Man Utd boss linked with Leicester City

Latest Leicester City news: Foxes linked with former Manchester United boss amid search for new manager.

The rumour that Leicester City are considering Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as a new manager has sparked debate among fans.

City has reportedly reached out to Solskjaer, who left Manchester United in late 2021 after three years. Potential replacements for Enzo Maresca at the King Power Stadium include ex-Chelsea manager Graham Potter, former Nottingham Forest coach Steve Cooper, and Davide Ancelotti, Carlo Ancelotti’s son and right-hand man at Real Madrid.

Solskjaer’s name appears to have stirred most controversy.The Norwegian was heavily scrutinised during his time at Old Trafford, yet United finished third and second in the Premier League table in his two full seasons in charge, and they were a penalty shootout away from winning the Europa League.

Solskjaer was recently connected with Turkish giants Besiktas, but they chose ex-Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst to fill the empty position. Here’s what City fans are saying about the 51-year-old on social media and LeicestershireLive.

baughly82: Oh for the love of all that is holy, please no. To Solskjaer that is – Ancelotti actually sounds quite exciting.

lcfcareback: No thank you mark robins much better option

Fenman22: Sounds like he’s on a shortlist ,why you would consider him with his track record is beyond me…This is up there with the realms of Jessie Marsch.

@raifeshuter23: Do not get Ole as manager what a poor poor decision that would be @LCFC #lcfc

Adam Compton: Had united 2nd 2nd and 3rd … statistically the best they’ve had since fergie … and we’re saying we don’t want him

Mitchell Humby: deluded fans as usual saying no to ole we’re Leicester City not Manchester City

Rob Collins: Keep interviewing, let’s have the best.!

John O’Mahoney: Would you please put us out of our misery and name the new manager. So far about 20 are getting the job.

Michael Reid: Can they explain their thinking?

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