Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has invited the King of Norway to Old Trafford to watch his side take on Liverpool on Sunday.
Manchester United are facing a huge game against their rivals and are set to be cheered on by an illustrious guest in their quest for three points.
According to Norwegian newspaper VG , King Harald, 82, will be at the game as a special guest of Solskjaer and will meet with the manager after the match.
The King is a big sports fan and commented on Solskjaer's appointment as permanent United manager last season during a state visit to Chile.
"It's impressive. Really. I hope with all my heart that he succeeds," he said.
But whilst he is backing Norwegian compatriot Solskjaer, King Harald has a liking for a rival Premier League club.
Speaking during a state visit to London back in 2005, he explained why Tottenham are his team of choice.
"I was here studying in the early 60's," he said.
"Then it was a football team that is currently in second place that was superbly the best. That team I support."
Solskjaer will be hoping his royal guest can provide some much-needed good fortune for his side.
They are huge underdogs against the table-topping Reds, who have got their season off to a perfect start.
The Red Devils sit 12th inthe table after their worst ever start to a Premier League season.
Solskjaer has come under-fire but executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward offered an impassioned defence of his manager this week and backed his long-term project.
