Ole insists: I'm staying
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has confirmed his desire to remain at United,
despite recent press speculation linking him with the Old Trafford
exit.
Norwegian newspapers reported the 34-year-old was looking to leave
United when his contract expired at the end of next season, while
Australian club Queensland Roar admitted they'd made enquiries
about luring the striker Down Under.
But Solskjaer, who's netted 11 times for the Reds this season, told
Manchester United Radio he's not going anywhere.
"I want to play here for as long as I can," he said. "As long as
the gaffer wants me here, I'll stay. I have one year left on my
contract and I'm not thinking beyond that. This season has been
absolutely fantastic for me."
Meanwhile, Solskjaer is looking forward to Tuesday's Champions
League semi final and is confident AC Milan will provide stiffer
competition than the Reds' last Italian opponents.
"Milan are a completely different team to Roma. Their history and
experience in the Champions League will make sure it's never going
to be 7-1. The last time we played them we lost both games 1-0 and
we wasted a few chances. We learnt a lesson there
