Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, sacked as Manchester United manager on Sunday, said he was proud of his time in charge and believes he has left the club in a better state than when he took over from Jose Mourinho nearly three years ago.
Solskjaer was dismissed after Saturday's 4-1 defeat at Watford left the team in seventh place with just one win from their last seven matches.
"Very, very proud. Of course, it’s one of those things you dream of in your life. When you’ve been a player, when you’ve been a reserve team coach, the next job then, the only dream and the only thing you haven’t done is to manage the club, and I have now. A win would secure a place in the knockout stage for United and Solskjaer backed them to achieve that goal.
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