Former Manchester United boss, Ole Gunnar Solskjr is facing a sack threat from the club owners of Besiktas if things do turn around for the club. Besiktas was in the title race for a while before being nocked out of the fierce race.
The Norwegian coach who spent 3 years at Manchester United has endured a poor run of form by his team and he hopes things turn around. Ole only joined the Turkish side in January.
Ole had shined through the first six of their first eight fixtures under his leadership, including an impressive derby win over rivals Fenerbahce.
Besiktas were knocked out of the UEFA Europa league by Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk in the first leg of the UEFA Europa League second qualifying round has only intensified scrutiny on the former Premier League manager.
Transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, had posted on his verified X handle that, Ole Gunnar Solskjr could be sacked.
He wrote:
Serdal Adali, president of Besiktas, is believed to be evaluating all possibilities as he considers how best to guide the club back to winning ways. The pressure to make the right call is immense, especially with fans expecting progress both in Europe and the Turkish Super Lig this season.
Ole Gunnar had been told step side when he was at Manchester United when he was head coach. The gaffer will be looking to reenergize his team as they hope to dethrone Galatasaray in the League.
The former Manchester United player has coached Molde and Cardiff earlier in his career. As a player, he was known for late in the 1999 Champions league final against Bayern Munich.
Besiktas will be hoping things turn around for Ole Gunnar in the coming days as the Super Lig will be more important to the club.