David Beckham has given new Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer his seal of approval.
Norwegian Solskjaer was handed a three-year contract at Old Trafford on Thursday having won 14 of his 19 games when in temporary charge.
Along with the incredible form, Solskjaer has also managed to put the smiles back on United fans' faces after an increasingly unhappy stint under Jose Mourinho.
And Beckham has been incredibly impressed with his former teammate - having fed the striker between 1996 and 2003, winning five Premier League titles.
"It's great, he's done an incredible job so he deserves the contract that he's got," Beckham told Sky Sports about his fellow Treble winner.
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"He's loved by the fans and the players and every individual that's at the club. He's done a great job so far and it will continue.
"Real fans love him and it's great for the club and great for him."
Beckham, who was in Bahrain for the F1, also had nice words to say about England manager Gareth Southgate.
"It's exciting. I was excited when Gareth took over because I think he spent enough time with the players from a very young age," added the former England captain.
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"To see them go into the first team squad and the way they are playing - it is exceptional to see.
"I think it does not matter how old they are - we've all talked about age over the years - but when they've got the experience they've got playing for the teams they play for it does not matter what age they are.
"If they are playing the way they are - it is exciting times."
