LONDON: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he can handle the pressure as Manchester United boss – and they still have a chance to win the Premier League this season.

The Norwegian operator claims his job is unique because they remain the “largest club in the world”.

United are in ninth place but play less than one game over all the teams above, and a win at West Ham early tomorrow morning will propel them to the top four.

“My job is unique. It is the largest club in the world and different from other clubs.

“You will not want it to change, because the pressure comes from the enthusiasm of our fans, our history, our success and the desire to succeed as well as the demands on the level we set.

“We are lucky in that regard, have a lot of fans and you have to endure or enjoy whatever pressure comes your way.

“We are working in that direction, with the players also getting better playing for Manchester United.

“His demands are different than playing for other teams,” Solskjaer said.