Norwegian side, Molde, have reminded Ole Gunnar Solskjaer that he is still under contract with them until 2021.
The warning shot came after the Manchester United interim manager acknowledged he was still unsure if he was still tied with Molde.
"I think the contract has expired and that now I only have contract with Manchester United," UK Metro quoted Solskjaer.
"'There may have to be another contract for that [return to Molde]. Let's see what it says here. No, I am..."manager of Molde"- It's not what I am doing at the moment, but the plan is to go back there," he added.
Solskjaer replaced Jose Mourinho at the helm of affairs at Old Trafford in December 2018 and has had an impressive start to life at the club.
The 46-year-old is yet to taste defeat in the domestic scene, dropping points just twice after draws to Burnley and Liverpool in the Premier League.
He is now said to be in a pole position to be hired on permanent capacity as United manager.
Amid the speculation over his future at Old Trafford, Molde FK CEO Oystein Neerland has now maintained Solskjaer is still their manager.
"Before Christmas we signed a new agreement with Ole Gunnar for three years, until the end of the 2021 season," Neerland disclosed.
"Ole Gunnar is now employed at Manchester United, and plans to return to Molde after the season," he added.
It remains to be seen if United will have to pay the Norwegian club a compensation fee should they resolve to hire Solskjaer permanently.
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