Video : What Ole told a fan who stopped him on his way to ask about his Manchester plans after he was sacked .

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer may have parted ways

 with Manchester United, but he hasn't left 

England just yet as he was spotted at a sushi 

takeaway in Cheshire by a group of the club's

 supporters last Wednesday.

Despite the Red Devils struggles this season

 and Solskjaer's bitter farewell after a 4-1 

defeat to Watford, fans unveiled banners to 

express their gratitude to the club legend in 

their 3-2 win over Arsenal last Thursday.

"I tried my best," Solskjaer told the fans who 

thanked him for his efforts, according to 

The Sun. "Thanks, lads."

As the British media outlet reported, the 

Norwegian coach has stayed in the north-west

 of England along with his daughter, who is 

playing in Manchester United's academy. 

The two of them will then go to Norway for 

Christmas to join up with his wife Silje and

 sons Noah and Elijah.

Solskjaer's call to Rangnick

Meanwhile, as Ralf Rangnick revealed, Solskjaer 

spent around two hours on the phone with 

the new Manchester United interim coach 

as he looked to explain the situation of the 

squad to his successor.

"I spoke with Ole last Sunday before the

 Chelsea game for almost two hours," declared

 Rangnick.

"He was very generous to spend one-and-a-

half hours on the phone with me telling me 

his insight and details about the team."

Solskjaer was appointed as Manchester United's

 interim manager back in December 2018, 

but he did so well that the club decided to make

 his stay permanent in March 2019.

The Norwegian coach didn't manage to win 

anything during his time in the hot seat at 

Old Trafford, but last season saw him lead the

 team to a second-placed finish in the Premier

 League, as well as the Europa League final,

 where Villarreal beat the Red Devils on penalties

 to lift the trophy for the first time in their 

history.