Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has confirmed he will be fit for
Manchester United's Premier League opener against Reading in
August.
The experienced Norwegian hit-man was forced to undergo more knee
surgery in the summer after complaining of discomfort in
training.
It had been thought The Red Devils could be without the 34-year-old
for the start of the new season, but he has rejected the
speculation.
However, Solskjaer has conceded he is now at a point in his career
where he will not be able to play more than twice in a week for
United.
"I'll be starting from scratch, but I will be fit for the league
opener," he told P4.
"I won't be able to play two matches a week all season, but if I
regain top shape I hope to add upon what I achieved last
season.
"The knee will never be 100 per cent again, but as long as it
doesn't hurt I'll continue to play.
"I don't know how long I can continue. It might be over after this
season or I might be able to play another season."
