Ole Gunnar Solskjaer named Man Utd's full-time boss
Norwegian signs three-year contract at Old Trafford
Solskjaer holds first news conference since permanent appointment
Other news conferences include Watford, Burnley, Leicester and Everton
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: "The Premier League is vital for us and we've been discussing how to move the club forward, that doesn't mean x amount of money, but we will do some business at some point."
Solskjaer was just asked if he has any aims similar to Sir Alex Ferguson's famous pledge to 'knock Liverpool off their perch'.
He wisely dodged that question.
He says he has already spoken to Sir Alex since the decision. He said it was one of the first calls he made.
Manchester United
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: "I'm just going to be myself as I've always been. I know the trade of course. I want us to lift trophies but I can't wait to get to the challenge of improving the squad.
"We have worked with them, for three months and the improvement is there to be seen. We know there is so much more to come from them.
"Every day in training the attitude has been fantastic but we know we've a long way to go. It's gong to be a mountain to climb but we've climbed a few mountains before."
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More from Solskjaer: "I don't think proud is the right word. I'm happy, I'm honoured, it's the start of something new. Now the hard work starts so it's not a moment to be proud in that respect."
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, speaking after being appointed Manchester United boss permanently: "This has been my ultimate dream, maybe a naive dream but I've always had that dream in my mind.
"It's a huge, fantastic family of a football club and I'm so honoured to be given the responsibility."
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has just been presented with a number one shirt.
"It's a dream job." he has just said.
Ole is fully suited and booted in a jacket with the club's badge on his chest.
He poses with a United shirt with number one on the back before the news conference begins.
Right then.
Here he is.
Ole is at the wheel.
Let's hear what he has to say about it.
Image source, Getty ImagesIf you click Solskjaer's smiley face above you'll be able to watch his first news conference as the Manchester United manager.
We'll also tell you what he says in case you've forgot your headphones, are stuck at work or don't have enough data to stream the full thing.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
David Moyes was given a six-year contract when he was appointed as Sir Alex Ferguson's successor in 2013.
Amazingly, United are now onto their fourth manager during the timescale of that contract.
Between them, Moyes, Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho won a Europa League, an FA Cup and an EFL Cup. At no stage have United competed for the title or got further than the last eight of the Champions League.
Solskjaer's task is to do better than that.
West Ham v Everton (Sat, 17:30 GMT)
Everton
Elsewhere, Everton manager Marco Silva has also been discussing the transfer rumours which have linked the club with Barcelona winger Malcolm.
Here's the latest from our colleagues at BBC Merseyside...
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We're expecting Ole to take his seat at the news conference at 16:00 GMT.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
The scene is set for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s first press conference as manager of Manchester United.
Solskjaer has been given a three year contract to do the job he has always dreamed of.
I don’t think there are going to be many questions about Saturday’s game against Watford.
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Delighted Ole got the job. He needs 4 players in the summer and prioritise younger players- a RB, CB, CM and versatile (right preferred) attacker. Wan-Bissaka, Maguire, Neves and Brooks for me.
Sam
West Ham v Everton (Sat, 17:30 GMT)
Everton
Some better injury news for Everton fans...
Full-back Lucas Digne is fit for Saturday's trip to West Ham. He withdrew from the France squad during the international break.
West Ham v Everton (17:30 GMT)
Everton
Everton boss Marco Silva is the latest Premier League manager to speak to the press today.
He has started his news conference by saying that defender Yerry Mina's hamstring injury, picked up on international duty, is "not good news".
"It's serious," Silva said.
"It's not good for the player or the club and they need to support him to get back to fitness."
Silva adds that it was always a risk to play so many minutes in such a short space of time and did have discussions with the Colombia manager.
Silva says Mina's injury will not keep him out of the rest of the season, however.
Before Ole speaks we also need to round up the rest of today's Premier League news conferences...
We'll remember that, Sharkey.