How the Premier League table looks since Ole Gunnar Solskajer replaced Jose Mourinho as manager

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has officially been appointed Manchester United’s permanent manager on a three-year contract.

The ‘Child-Confronted Murderer’ was initially appointed on an interim foundation in December after Jose Mourinho was sacked.

Though it might be tough for United followers to forged their minds again to the beginning of the season, they are going to keep in mind it was a relatively darkish time at Previous Trafford.

With star gamers poised to depart and rumours of boardroom strife, the Crimson Devils made their worst ever begin to a Premier League season.

Champions League qualification was secured, however Paris Saint-Germain loomed within the knockout section and progressing appeared unlikely.

After being comfortably crushed by rivals Liverpool at Anfield, the United board had seen sufficient and pulled the proverbial trigger on the Portuguese.

When Solskjaer was confirmed, it was assumed the Norwegian was merely maintaining the seat within the Previous Trafford dugout heat for the summer time when a ‘big-name’ supervisor could be appointed.

Mauricio Pochettino and Zinedine Zidane were initially touted as potential successors as followers clamoured for achievement after years within the wilderness.

However, because the critics voiced their issues, Solskjaer continued to choose up outcomes each at residence and away and all of the sudden turned the main contender for the full-time place.

After toppling PSG in the Parc des Princes, the requires the 46-year-old to be appointed turned from a murmur to a crescendo.

And, if you take a look at the Premier League desk since his appointment, it’s now shock to see why.

With a number of rumoured switch targets doubtlessly lined up for the summer time, United followers might be delighted to see Ole lastly on the wheel.