Ole Gunnar Solskjaer remained tight-lipped about his Manchester United future despite increasing talk about when, rather than if, the caretaker manager is given the job on a permanent basis. Solskjaer has won 14 of his 17 matches in charge, and on Wednesday rendered his only loss to date meaningless as United became the first team in Champions League history to overcome a  home first-leg loss of two goals. Wednesday’s jaw-dropping 3-1 win at Paris St Germain even saw a bookmaker pay out on the overriding favourite succeeding Jose Mourinho full time, but, much like the club, he is keeping quiet. “Of course, I love managing these boys, I love working here,” Solskjaer said. Manchester...
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