Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been confirmed as the new manager of Besiktas.
The 51-year-old has been out of job since he was sacked as Manchester United boss over three years ago.
Solskjaer has signed a one-and-a-half contract with the Turkish side and will earn €3.6 million that is £3m during his tenure.
The salary was confirmed by Besiktas president Serdal Adali.
During the signing ceremony, Solskjaer vowed that he will not regret the decision to join the club before the day he dies.
“We had great meetings with our president. We met heart-to-heart. The bonds we will establish in this team are very important,” he said.
“We will create a new foundation here. This was something I wanted very much. Our president touched my heart and the hearts of the technical staff.
“I followed the matches and Beşiktaş while working at UEFA. I am proud to be in such a club.
“I know what the fans want. We will work for this every day. I am only here to win. We have players who have a habit of winning.
“Beşiktaş is a team that deserves victories. I have always aimed for this in my playing and coaching career and that is why I came here.”
