Emotional Moment As Former Red Devils Manager Watches Daughter Win First Trophy With Manchester United

• Ole Gunnar Solksjaer was in the stands to cheer up daughter, Karna win her first trophy with Manchester United
• Karna featured for just over an hour as Manchester United's under-21 team thrashed Birmingham City 4-1 to win the Women's Super League Academy Cup
• Solskjaer was sacked by Manchester United in November 2021 after a series of poor results from the Red Devils in the Premier League

Ole Gunnar Solksjaer might not have won a single trophy in his over three years as Manchester United manager, but he definitely has one to celebrate with his daughter.

The 49-year-old manager was in the stands to watch his daughter, Karna, win her first trophy in the colours of Manchester United.

According to Daily Mail, United's under-21 team thrashed Birmingham City 4-1 to win the Women's Super League Academy Cup, with 19-year-old Karna playing just over an hour.

Solksjear could be seen taking pictures with his 19-year-old daughter after the game wearing a huge smile and giving her a hug.

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Solksjaer has kept a low profile since being sacked by Manchester United after a series of poor performances that left the Old Trafford club scrambling for a top-four finish.

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The Norwegian could join Scottish side Aberdeen as their next manager, in what would be an instant bounce back from disappointment at Old Trafford.

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