Sulsshire's contract with Manchester United has been extended

Manchester United have officially announced the extension of Ollnar Solskshire's contract until 2024. The Norwegian coach's new contract also includes a one-year extension. Sulsshire, who has been in charge of the Red Devils since 2018,'s previous contract with the club expires at the end of June 2022. Manchester United's progress since Salzburg came to power has pleased the club's management, who have rewarded their manager with a three-year contract extension. The 48-year-old Sulsshire, who replaced Jose Mourinho at Manchester United in December 2018, finished the 2019-2020 season with the team in third place in the Premier League, and the recent season also brought second place to the Red Devils in this competition. Manchester United advanced to the Europa League final last season but ultimately failed to win the trophy. "Everyone knows how I feel about the club and I am happy to have signed this new contract," Sulsshire told Manchester United's official website after his contract was extended. This is an exciting time for Manchester United. We have built a team with a good balance of young and experienced players who are thirsty for success. He added: "I have extraordinary technical staff by my side and we are all ready to take the next step in our adventure." Manchester United want the biggest and best trophies and that is what we are all looking for. We have made progress both on and off the field, and this will continue in the coming seasons.