Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made Manchester United history on Thursday night after the Red Devils defeated AS Roma to reach the final of the UEFA Europa League.
Manchester United lost 3-2 on the night but progressed with a superior 8-5 aggregate score.
The coach now holds the record of being the first person to reach a major European Cup final as both a Manchester United player and manager.
Solskjaer was part of the legendary 1999 team that conquered the odds by defeating Juventus in the Champions League semifinals and coming from a goal down to beat Bayern Munich in the final to clinch a historic treble.
The Norwegian legend scored the late winner in that comeback victory and has his name etched in Manchester United folklore.
He will hope to grab his first piece of silverware as manager of the club when United face Villarreal in the Europa League final on Wednesday, the 26th of May.