Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sees a bright future for Manchester United following the arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe, with the club's new co-owner injecting renewed hope into supporters.
Ratcliffe's acquisition of a 25% share in December, along with assuming control of football operations, marks a seismic shift in direction.
As the CEO of the INEOS chemicals group, the British billionaire has bold aspirations for United, both on and off the pitch.
His presence has revitalised optimism among fans, who endured years of uncertainty under the Glazers' leadership. However, despite Ratcliffe's ambitions, the club's current position, languishing in sixth place in the Premier League and ousted from the Champions League, underscores the challenges ahead.