Darts sensation Luke Littler has thrown his support behind a potential Old Trafford comeback for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.The 18-year-old, who holds back-to-back world championship titles, shared his enthusiasm on social media following Ruben Amorim’s exit from Manchester United on Monday.Littler, a devoted Red Devils supporter, reposted a news story about the Norwegian being linked with the vacant position on his Instagram story.The Warrington teenager accompanied the post with the message: “Ole’s at the wheel.”Solskjaer, now 52, has emerged as a leading candidate to take charge on an interim basis through to the end of the current campaign.The former United striker previously stepped into the breach when José Mourinho was dismissed in 2018, initially serving as caretaker before being handed the reins permanently.During his time at the helm, Solskjaer secured victories in 91 of his 168 matches, giving him a win percentage of 54.17.Darts sensation Luke Littler has thrown his support behind a potential Old Trafford comeback for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer | GETTYDespite his popularity among supporters, the Norwegian departed without adding any trophies to the club’s cabinet.His sole opportunity for silverware ended in disappointment when United fell to Villarreal in the 2020-21 Europa League final.Solskjaer was ultimately relieved of his duties in November 2021, but could now be set for a return to the dugout at Old Trafford.Ruben Amorim struggled to get the best from his Manchester United players during his time in charge | REUTERSAmorim’s tenure proved far less successful, with the Portuguese manager recording a dismal 38.10 per cent win rate – the poorest return for any Manchester United boss since Frank O’Farrell departed in 1971.Like his predecessor, Amorim also suffered defeat in a Europa League final during his spell in charge.Back in September, Littler suggested the squad bore significant responsibility for the club’s difficulties.”Obviously people are saying ‘Amorim out’ but you’ve got to look at the players,” the darts champion told the Express.”Some of them don’t fit the system, I don’t think. I think it’s going to be very tough but as long as we get into the top-eight Conference League, that’s what I’m hoping for.”Beyond Solskjaer, former midfielder Michael Carrick is under consideration for the caretaker role.Michael Carrick is also in contention to be the next manager of Manchester United | GETTYCarrick, who left Middlesbrough at the conclusion of last season, previously worked alongside Solskjaer as his assistant at Old Trafford.He also took temporary charge of the team following his former colleague’s departure in 2021.A decision on either appointment could come following this evening’s fixture at Burnley, with Darren Fletcher taking responsibility for the match.Meanwhile, the club’s hierarchy continues searching for a permanent successor to Amorim.Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner and Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola have emerged as the leading contenders, with both managers’ contracts expiring at their current clubs this summer.Xavi Hernandez, who used to manage Barcelona, has also been linked.