Edward van der Sar’s name has been thrown in as a potential replacement for Ed Woodward.
Manchester United’s chairman of five years stepped down from his post following criticism for participation in the Super League.
“It’s important we employ the right man – we can’t employ on sentiment but to have Man Utd’s best interests at heart – that’s one of the criteria of course,” Solskjaer said when asked about Van der Sar’s candidacy.
“But I’m not the one who writes the job description so – of course my job now is to take care of results but whoever [comes in] I’m hopeful I can have a good working relationship with and I can provide results.”
Solskjaer enjoyed a fruitful relationship with Woodward. He added, “I’m pretty sure that we will be able to move on and move forward. We have to deal with Ed’s departure, we’ve had a very good working relationship, he brought me in here, he supported me.
“I’ve not been involved in discussions over a successor but if they ask my opinion and it comes to that, I’ll voice my opinion on what we need. But I’m sure the club is capable of moving forward.”
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