ORLANDO, Fla. (Aug. 20, 2024) – Orlando City SC has acquired midfielder Heine Gikling Bruseth from Norwegian side Kristiansund BK, the Club announced today. Bruseth will join the Lions via transfer as a U22 Initiative player, signing a contract through the 2026 season with Club options for both 2027 and 2028, pending the receipt of his P-1 Visa and International Transfer Certificate (ITC).
"We’re very happy to welcome Heine to Orlando. He is a young player with tremendous upside, and we’re very excited to continue his development here in Central Florida,” Orlando City SC EVP of Soccer Operations and General Manager Luiz Muzzi said. “Heine adds another element of creativity, vision and depth to our midfield, coming in at an important time as we push for another appearance in the postseason. We look forward to seeing him in purple soon.”
Bruseth, 20, began his professional career with Kristiansund during the 2020-21 Eliteserien season, making his debut at age 17. Over his career with Kristiansund, the same club whose academy he featured in, Bruseth made appearances in 37 matches totaling two goals and two assists.
In 2022, the midfielder had a loan stint with Levanger FK, appearing in eight matches with one assist during that span.
Internationally, Bruseth has appeared for Norway’s national team at multiple youth levels, including the U19, U20 and U21 teams.
The Lions are set to resume regular season play on Aug. 24, traveling to face Sporting Kansas City in an 8:30 p.m. ET kickoff at Children’s Mercy Park.
TRANSACTION: Orlando City SC acquires midfielder Heine Gikling Bruseth via transfer from Kristiansund BK. Bruseth signed as a U22 Initiative player through 2026 with Club options for 2027 and 2028.
Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match
The current head to head record for the teams are Tromsø 3 win(s)
Leo Cornic has created the most big chances for Tromsø (2)
Jakob Napoleon Romsaas has the most shots on target per match for Tromsø (2.6)
Have scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches
Have been awarded the most penalties this season (2)
Haven't kept a clean sheet in 13 matches
20 Apr 2025 12:30:00 GMT?Kristiansund BK won 3–2 over Tromsø on Sun
20 Apr 2025 12:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 15 goals in their last 5 matches
Tromsø is playing home against Kristiansund BK at Romssa Arena on Sun
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XWind Studios Releases Kristiansund Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator
XWind Studios in collaboration with Jakub Łukaszewski
has released Kristiansund Kvernberget Airport (ENKB) for Microsoft Flight Simulator
Kristiansund Kvernberget Airport is a small and scenic regional airport in Kristiansund
The airport is served by Scandinavian Airlines
Braathens Regional Airlines and Widerøe and primarily handles domestic flights within Norway
It also serves as a hub for offshore helicopter operations
supporting the oil and gas industry in the Norwegian Sea
XWind Studios’ rendition includes highly detailed terminal and surrounding buildings
custom elevation for the entire island of Nordlandet
You can purchase XWind Studios Kristiansund Kvernberget Airport (ENKB) for Microsoft Flight Simulator from the iniBuilds Store for £10.99 (Excluding VAT) here.
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The current head to head record for the teams are Kristiansund BK 6 win(s)
Have been awarded the most penalties this season (3)
Haven't kept a clean sheet in 15 matches
Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches
Haven't kept a clean sheet in 8 matches
27 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?Vålerenga won 2–0 over Kristiansund BK on Sun
27 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 15 goals in their last 5 matches
Kristiansund BK is playing home against Vålerenga at Nordmøre stadion on Sun
Kristiansund Kommune is a municipality located on the western coast of Norway. A small town of just 24,000 inhabitants, Kristiansund has big aspirations for its citizens and believes in using technology to empower future change. Over the past few years, this has meant migrating to the cloud and using it to develop ground-breaking solutions specifically designed for its community.
From a COVID-19 platform to an AI solution tackling mental illness, these projects have been crucial in helping Kristiansund Kommune to tackle the pandemic, improve its operations and support its citizens.
“Everything we do aims to help our neighbours, our community and our families. Through digitalization, we’re delivering services that drive meaningful, immediate change – change that is saving lives and empowering our people for the better.”
Erik Ingebrigtsen, Head of Development and Digital Innovation at Kristiansund Kommune, is talking about the inspirational work the municipality does for its community and how technology is making it possible.
“We may be a small municipality, but we have big aspirations when it comes to doing right by our citizens” says Ingebrigtsen. “And we believe that technology is the best way to do it.”
As part of this vision, the organization has spent the past few years embracing the cloud to become more efficient and develop solutions designed to benefit the municipality and its inhabitants.
Powered by Microsoft, the move is helping Kristiansund Kommune to quickly and easily develop solutions even in the most critical circumstances.
“The past few years have been incredibly challenging for our community, who were significantly impacted by the pandemic,” says Ingebrigtsen.
“Thankfully, we’ve been able to weather this by being on the cloud and having such an important digital backbone to support us.”
Kristiansund Kommune is a small municipality in Norway with around 24,000 inhabitants and 2,000 employees. Based in the north-west of the country, the organization has long been dealing with various challenges, including a growing elderly population with increased health needs, climate change and declining mental health amongst young people during the height of COVID-19.
According to Arild Ovesen, Head of IT at Kristiansund Kommune, addressing these challenges has been particularly tough over the past few years – particularly due to the municipality’s long tradition of manual, paper-based processes and its reliance on an outdated IT infrastructure.
“We have bold plans when it comes to finding solutions for the citizens of Kristiansund,” says Ovesen, the Head of IT at Kristiansund Kommune. “But for a long time, our IT Infrastructure was slowing us down, standing in the way of innovation.”
Things have changed significantly since 2018. Under new leadership, the Norwegian municipality has embraced a huge change, making a remarkable transition from outdated infrastructure to impactful technology driven by Microsoft.
“In recent years, we’ve felt the ever-increasing need to adopt and embrace a more hands-on model that would allow us to take greater ownership of our own services,” Ovesen continues. “Our goal has since been to find solutions that would make us feel more flexible and connected – and that would help give us a solid digital backbone.
“In 2018, we found the answer to all these needs in Microsoft Azure.”
Like the rest of the country, Kristiansund Kommune plunged into lockdown in March 2020, which suddenly created urgent need to protect those at risk and to prepare its healthcare services for a peak in cases.
“Those initial days were so chaotic,” says Ingebrigtsen. “We had people needing to book tests, a shortage of various personal protective equipment (PPE) and so much more. We needed to figure out a way to stay on-top of it all.”
Using Azure App Services, the organization managed to do just that. In a matter of weeks, the municipality was able to create ‘C19’, a cloud-based platform giving the organization greater control of everything happening within its healthcare services.
From bookings tests for citizens to keeping track of oxygen levels within patients and overviewing vaccination status, the platform has proved crucial for Kristiansund Kommune – helping it to save multiple lives and avoid more than ten respiratory treatments.
“These may sound like small numbers compared to other cities,” says Ingebrigtsen. “But considering that our population size is 24,000 people, the results were actually outstanding for us.”
Now more than a year since the end of lockdown, the platform continues to play a crucial role – with Kristiansund Kommune using it to both schedule vaccinations and provide citizens with an optimized patient journey.
“When the pandemic first hit us, we didn’t anticipate how many people would actually order a vaccine,” says Ovesen. “Thankfully, being on the cloud allowed us to be much more scalable and flexible – adjusting demand in an easy, quick way.
“And to make the experience even easier, we’re using a national identification gateway that allows our citizens to connect to our network no matter where they are or what device they use.”
Erik Ingebrigtsen, Head of Development and Digital Innovation, Kristiansund Kommune
Beyond the pandemic, Kristiansund Kommune has been using the cloud to improve lives for all its citizens, young and old alike.
In the education sector, it has been working to deliver a mental health service that encourages students to seek help from the school nurse even when remote.
“When the pandemic hit, there were a lot of children sitting at home and wanting to speak to their school nurse,” says Ingebrigtsen. “Demand grew so immensely that at one point some students had a seven-week waiting time, which ended up heavily impacting their mental health.
“To facilitate these meetings, we decided to create a Microsoft Teams app for students for private talks with their school nurse.”
Created using Azure App Services, Azure SQL DB and Logic Apps, the app was an immediate success, and was used by students within the first two days of its release.
“We made sure that the app was easy to use for both our students and the medical professionals they spoke to,” says Ingebrigtsen.
“We did this by allowing nurses to use Teams to automatically input notes, thus saving them time on their patient journal system.”
Beyond education, Kristiansund Kommune has found uses for its cloud platform that are having huge cost-saving benefits for healthcare and leading to better patient experiences.
“In Norway, it is the municipality’s responsibility to provide some mobility aids for citizens,” explains Ingebrigtsen. “However, although this service is used every day, it’s very technologically primitive.
“Normally, at the end of a patient’s stay in a hospital, a doctor assigns mobility aids to them,” he continues. “However, sometimes the aid is not in stock and so the patient might have to wait, sometimes even resulting in a longer hospital stay. This is very costly for the healthcare sector and a bad experience for the patient.”
Moreover, if the municipality is unable to provide an aid for a patient, they can incur financial penalties in the form of fines.
So, Kristiansund Kommune created a portal using Microsoft Azure to digitalize the process and improve the service. By using symptoms and other factors to predict what aids patients might need before they are ready to leave, and checking that the correct stock is available, the organization can either reserve aids in stock or order new ones. This reduces patients’ time spent in hospital and allows the municipality to make considerable cost savings.
It is something that is attracting the attention of other municipalities keen to reduce costs across Norway.
“We’re now expanding this service using AI and Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services to predict what mobility aids are needed,” says Ingebrigtsen. “This is attracting attention even beyond our city; we have mounting interest all over Norwegian municipalities for it.”
Looking to the future, Kristiansund Kommune has big and inspiring ideas for the potential of AI to help its citizens.
“We believe that the future of our municipality lies in combining data with transformative technologies like AI,” says Ovesen. “This allows us to make much more informed decisions on priorities and services – all while keeping a peace of mind thanks to our zero-trust approach and the security that Azure comes with.”
Kristiansund Kommune plans to expand these technologies beyond Kristiansund’s boundaries and offer them to other municipalities both within Norway and abroad.
“We’ve seen a lot of admiration for the work we do for our citizens from other government bodies,” Says Ingebrigtsen. “So, we have a lot of hope for the future of this software.”
Though the organization is only at the beginning of its digital transformation, it has high hopes and expectations for the future of its projects. More so than that, the municipality believes that this new technology will truly improve the lives of its citizens.
“Our citizens are beyond satisfied with our services, particularly because we go the extra mile in helping them and supporting them,” concludes Ingebrigtsen. “All of this is helping us to drive cultural change in our society.
“This is really what’s making us so proud about this project: using technology, we’re able to drive meaningful change that allows our community to thrive.”
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The current head to head record for the teams are Kristiansund BK 5 win(s)
Kristiansund BK haven't lost to Bryne in their last 5 meetings (3W, 2D).
Haven't kept a clean sheet in 10 matches
Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches
Alfred Scriven has created the most big chances for Bryne (1)
Duarte Moreira has the most shots on target per match for Bryne (1)
06 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?Kristiansund BK won 2–1 over Bryne on Sun
06 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 13 goals in their last 5 matches
Kristiansund BK haven't lost to Bryne in their last 5 meetings (3W
Kristiansund BK is playing home against Bryne at Nordmøre stadion on Sun
23 Mar 2025 15:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Kristiansund BK won 2–1 over Aalesund on Sun
The current head to head record for the teams are Kristiansund BK 7 win(s)
23 Mar 2025 15:00:00 GMT?Kristiansund BK won 2–1 over Aalesund on Sun
23 Mar 2025 15:00:00 GMT.InsightsHaven't kept a clean sheet in 8 matches
Kristiansund BK is playing home against Aalesund at Nordmøre stadion on Sun
31 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Rosenborg 2 won 1–0 over Kristiansund BK 2 on Mon
This is the first time the teams are playing against each other
Who won between Rosenborg 2 and Kristiansund BK 2 on Mon
31 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT?Rosenborg 2 won 1–0 over Kristiansund BK 2 on Mon
31 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches
Rosenborg 2 is playing home against Kristiansund BK 2 on Mon
Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match.
The current head to head record for the teams are Kristiansund BK 4 win(s), Viking 13 win(s), and 1 draw(s).
Nordmore StadionNewsAbout the matchKristiansund BK is playing home against Viking at Nordmore Stadion on Sun
The current head to head record for the teams are Kristiansund BK 4 win(s)
The now ex-defensive player of Vojvodina FC, Igor Jeličić is a new member of the Norwegian Kristiansund.
Igor Jeličić is Voša’s child, he went through all the youth categories in the Ilija Pantelić Youth Academy, and in the A team he performed 80 times in all competitions.
Jeličić spent only 1 season (2020/21) on a loan in Kabel FC, after which he returned to Vojvodina and was a member of the A team until today.
Vojvodina Football Club wishes Igor plenty of success and luck in the continuation of his career.
The current head to head record for the teams are Strømsgodset 5 win(s)
Marcus Mehnert is ranked 2 in big chances created in the competition (5)
Marko Lawk Farji is the competition's top scorer (5)
Have scored 13 goals in their last 5 matches
Haven't kept a clean sheet in 17 matches
Sander Hestetun Kilen has the most shots on target per match for Kristiansund BK (1.5)
04 May 2025 15:00:00 GMT?Kristiansund BK won 2–1 over Strømsgodset on Sun
04 May 2025 15:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches
Strømsgodset is playing home against Kristiansund BK at Marienlyst Stadion on Sun
The current head to head record for the teams are Brann 9 win(s), Kristiansund BK 5 win(s), and 3 draw(s).
Brann StadionNewsAbout the matchBrann is playing home against Kristiansund BK at Brann Stadion on Sun
The current head to head record for the teams are Brann 9 win(s)
The current head to head record for the teams are Rosenborg 12 win(s)
Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (3)
Rosenborg haven't lost to Kristiansund BK in their last 7 meetings (5W, 2D).
Haven't kept a clean sheet in 16 matches
Ruben Kristensen Alte has created the most big chances for Kristiansund BK (2)
01 May 2025 16:00:00 GMT?Rosenborg vs Kristiansund BK on Thu
01 May 2025 16:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 17 goals in their last 5 matches
Rosenborg haven't lost to Kristiansund BK in their last 7 meetings (5W
Rosenborg is playing home against Kristiansund BK at Lerkendal Stadion on Thu
The storm-hit cruise ship Viking Sky has departed the Port of Molde for Norway’s Kristiansund
according to the Norwegian Maritime Authority
The 228-meter ship got underway on March 27 under its own power and with a tug escort
Viking Sky arrived at the Port of Molde with the help of tugs on Sunday after battling a storm in the Hustadvika stretch for well over 24 hours
The 2017-built ship sent out a mayday signal after losing its engines on Saturday afternoon
prompting a rescue operation in which close to 500 passengers were airlifted by helicopter
The Norwegian Maritime Authority is working with the company to determine the cause of the engine failure
which almost resulted in the ship hitting rocks in the shallow waters of the stretch
Repairs are to be carried out at Vestbase, according to a report from Norwegian news site Aftenposten
which further said that cruise operator Viking Ocean Cruises expects the ship to return to sea in April
the Clean Arctic Alliance has used the opportunity to call for an end to heavy fuel oil use
pointing to the possibility of the ship spilling oil off the Norwegian coast in a worst-case scenario
the Norwegian Coastal Administration (Kystverket) has said that the Viking Sky was reported to be carrying 343 tonnes of HFO on board
along with 465 tonnes of diesel,” Dr Sian Prior
Lead Advisor to the Clean Arctic Alliance said
“The grounding of the vessels created a strong risk of an oil spill
which would have been devastating for the environment and local communities.”
similar cruise ships carrying thousands of passengers will sail in Arctic waters and in other vulnerable regions
most of these vessels will be powered by oil-based fuels
which pose a grave risk to the Arctic environment
and to the livelihoods of local Indigenous people
A spill of HFO is likely to take from months to years to be completely cleaned-up.”
An Allianz report on Maritime claims trends from last year revealed that machinery breakdown (including engine failure) continued to be among the largest causes of loss by value and frequency
the US Coast Guard warned that fuel contamination at the Port of Houston was causing engine problems – the problem has since spread to other regions as far apart as Singapore and Panama – and is thought to have affected some 200 vessels
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OSLO, Norway -- Juan Mata scored a stoppage-time penalty to hand Manchester United a 1-0 win over Kristiansund and maintain their 100 percent record during preseason
Mata was brought down by goalkeeper Andreas Vaikla in the the first minute of injury time and converted from the spot himself with almost the last kick of the game
had looked to be heading for a draw before Mata's spot kick after fine performances from the first two goalkeepers used by Kristiansund Sean McDermott and Serigne Mbaye
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With just 12 days to go before the Premier League season starts against Chelsea at Old Trafford, United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer picked a strong team at Ullevaal Stadion with Paul Pogba
who had complained of a back problem in the morning
United were the better team for much of the 90 minutes with only McDermott and Mbaye keeping Kristiansund in it
It was only thanks to McDermott that the game wasn't over before half-time
The 26-year-old Irishman, who started his career at Arsenal, made an athletic save from a fierce Marcus Rashford free kick before denying the England striker again with his knees at the near post
He wasn't finished there, and moments later got down well to palm away Jesse Lingard's shot
McDermott could do nothing about Scott McTominay's effort three minutes before the break but the ball stayed out of the goal after bouncing off the inside of the near post
McDermott went off at half-time but United found his replacement
First, he saved Rashford's 25-yard drive and then Tahith Chong's shot was turned round the post
seventh in the Norwegian top flight and 12 points behind leaders Molde
offered little going forward but Sondre Sorli did find a yard of space in the penalty area only to head wide
one of the biggest cheers of the night was reserved for Solskjaer's son
The 19-year-old midfielder came on five minutes from time to make his senior debut for Kristiansund while Solskjaer's other son
to run through before being brought down by Mbaye
The Spaniard scored from the spot as United added Kristiansund to their list of preseason victories following wins over Perth Glory
They round off their preseason preparations against AC Milan in Cardiff on Saturday before Chelsea visit Old Trafford on Aug.11
OSLO, Norway -- Juan Mata scored a stoppage-time penalty to hand Manchester United a 1-0 win over Kristiansund and maintain their 100 percent record during preseason
With just 12 days to go before the Premier League season starts against Chelsea at Old Trafford, United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer picked a strong team at Ullevaal Stadion with Paul Pogba
The 26-year-old Irishman, who started his career at Arsenal, made an athletic save from a fierce Marcus Rashford free kick before denying the England striker again with his knees at the near post
He wasn't finished there, and moments later got down well to palm away Jesse Lingard's shot
First, he saved Rashford's 25-yard drive and then Tahith Chong's shot was turned round the post
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CHC Group (CHC) announced it has signed a new contract with Wintershall Norge AS (Wintershall)
to provide helicopter services in support of its drilling program at the Maria Field in the Norwegian Sea on the Halten Terrace in blocks 6407/1 and 6406/3
“We are excited to work with Wintershall as their aviation partner in this project,” said Arne Roland
CHC regional director for Nordic Countries
“This project allows us continue to build on our decades of experience supporting oil-and-gas customers in the Norwegian Continental Shelf
as we continue to evolve our services and technology to best meet their needs.”
flying from CHC’s base in Kristiansund using a Sikorsky S-92
which has a proven safety and availability record
reaching more than one million fleet hours of service earlier in 2016
Wintershall’s drilling program is expected to last for an initial period of approximately 550 days and the contract includes an option to extend CHC’s services beyond this initial period
“CHC is proud to continue a safe and reliable transportation offering to customers in and around the North Sea,” said Karl Fessenden
“We look forward to helping Wintershall meet their transportation needs throughout this project and are eager to start flying on their behalf upon project commencement next year.”
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OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER will be honoured with a statue in his hometown
And the bust is being funded by locals who have already raised £53,000
As reported by local paper Tidens Krav, the Solskjaer statue is set to be erected in Kristiansund on Norway's west coast.
It will be created by artist Tore Bjorn Skjolsvik with Ole Tonder agreeing to pay a whopping £76,000.
The city's population - which totals around 24,000 - have agreed to cover the costs and gift the sculpture to the buyer.
And if more money is raised beyond the total needed, any profits will go to the Good Values charity.
Another statue of the Manchester United manager has already been made.
And the Norwegian hopes it can be a source of inspiration for the people of his city.
He told Tidens Krav: "My career shows that it is possible even from little Kristiansund to reach your goals.
"I am of course incredibly grateful for the opportunities my football career has given me."
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He earned his first-team debut a decade later and after 115 goals in 109 appearances over the next four years
the striker scored 41 goals in 54 appearances and completed a transfer to Old Trafford in 1996
Solskjaer - who earned 67 Norway caps - spent the rest of his career playing under Sir Alex Ferguson at United and confirmed his legendary status with 126 goals across 366 appearances
including the winner in the 1999 Champions League final
He stepped into coaching with United's reserves
had a spell at Cardiff sandwiched between two stints as Molde boss before landing the United job
His son Noah is also a footballer and has been on the books with Kristiansund since 2014
making his senior debut in a friendly against United two years ago
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the new center will create a vibrate cultural community for opera
forms an entire cultural district where the “light and lively facades create an ever-changing play of light and shadow.” Set to be inaugurated in 2014
the center will connect the various activities with a network of pedestrian streets
The project will abide by the environmental standard BREEAM
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Statoil is planning to install the compressors and associated seabed equipment on the Åsgard field in the autumn of 2014 with start-up the following year
“When we now go subsea with this process equipment we have to do maintenance onshore with changeable modules
Buildings and infrastructure are shaped for this purpose,” says Astrid Jørgenvåg
Signering av direktør Vestbase AS Alf Dahl og produksjonsdirektør Åsgard Astrid Jørgenvåg.(Foto: Sverre Kojedal/Statoil)
The Åsgard subsea compression system will be run and maintained in a manner which gives the highest possible regularity for the Åsgard field
The base must subsequently be equipped and ready for quick and effective response
A third compressor train and associated modules
equipment and tools will be stored on the base for quick shipment if required
“Ripple effects” “Åsgard subsea compression represents a new technological epoch
and this development provides opportunities for some major ripple effects in the form of increased activities and the building of competence related to activities on the base
This can lead to the establishment and emergence of new ventures
both locally in Kristiansund and regionally,” says Jørgenvåg
This long-term contract with Vestbase AS involves preparing the buildings
as well as the operative services in connection with the handling
plus service and testing of the Åsgard subsea equipment
Boost for Kristiansund “This represents a considerable boost for Kristiansund as a subsea centre for the Norwegian Sea
It is the most extensive contract Vestbase has signed with Statoil,” says Jørgenvåg
She believes that Åsgard subsea compression represents a new quantum leap in subsea technology with pressure support in the form of compression installed on the seabed
This technology will support Statoil’s efforts to increase oil recovery
The contract between Statoil and Vestbase AS includes the building of three new special buildings
a hall for storage plus offices and washing facilities
The buildings will be specially designed to handle heavy equipment internally
with some of the components weighing up to 400 tonnes
The height of the roof will be roughly 32 metres and the door opening will be 25 metres
The buildings will be located on the east side of the site
heavy-lift crane and different categories of personnel
will also form part of the delivery by Vestbase AS.
Added value: Increases recovery by 280 mill
barrels oil equivalents from Mikkel and Midgard
Technological leap: Recovery rates and lifetimes of several gas fields can be boosted
Pioneering work: Complex development and important step towards a complete subsea factory
This article was updated on 5 December at 18.52
ON the weekend he was appointed Manchester United's permanent manager
SunSport travelled to Kristiansund - a Norwegian city with a population a third of the size of Old Trafford - to learn how a small boy from this corner of the world won the biggest job in English football
Solskjaer's squad flew out to the city on Monday for a pre-season friendly with Kristiansund BK
the local pro club that plays in the Norwegian top flight
Over three days in March we learnt how Solskjaer and his family are still a massive part of the community and how nobody here would stand to hear a bad word said against the local lad done good
parks and cafes will all be brimming with life - but not here
There's barely a car on the road and the shoppers are indoors
They're all sat in front of a screen with something better to do - watch Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Manchester United
Solskjaer grew up in the city of just 25,000, a two-hour flight from Oslo on Norway's west coast, and everyone has some connection to him and his family.
Walk into any shop, cafe or bar and ask about Kristiansund's most famous son and you'll get a sincere, gushing response about the local boy done good.
His sister is a neighbour to one, his kids go to school with another.
During his time with Norwegian club Molde, the Baby-Faced Assassin would make a two-hour round trip to train the pros there in the morning.
In the afternoon, he would return to boyhood club Clausenengen and help out in training sessions at the club, where two of his three kids still play.
When Solskjaer was named interim boss, the Hollywood sign on a hill in Kristiansund had the famous banner: '2OLegend'
Although he has gone on to fame and riches in Manchester, Solskjaer has never really left the city.
He owns a number of properties around the four islands and most of his immediate and extended family are here, active members in the local community.
Whenever he's back in town, Ole Gunnar - as everyone calls him - is the kindest, most down to earth person they have met.
He always has time for people, will smile and wave as he walks past, or will share a quick chat at the supermarket.
Younger people will stop him for selfies for autographs and he never says no.
The 46-year-old is a point of pride for locals, who are still amazed someone from their small corner of the world not only became one ofootball's biggest stars during his playing days at Old Trafford, but is now leading the players so well since taking the job.
It's his humility and ability to connect with people that's been the key to his success so far.
Even a couple of staunch Reds admitted they want Solskjaer to succeed in the job
Although they certainly don't want him lifting any trophies
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29 Jul 2019OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER is still deciding on his strongest line-up with Romelu Lukaku's departure edging closer
The Belgian striker did not travel with the rest of the squad to Norway for Manchester United's penultimate pre-season game against Kristiansund
Even though Solskjaer shuffled his squad heavily during the summer tour of Australia and Asia
Lukaku, however, failed to make a single appearance, with official statements claiming the Belgian is dealing with an injury
But negotiations over his Old Trafford exit are ongoing as Juventus and Inter Milan are battling it out for his signature
with the striker's departure on the cards
Solskjaer will have one more chance to weigh up his attacking options when United take on his hometown club Kristiansund tomorrow
The Norwegian boss is expected to make plenty of changes to the starting line-up following last week's 2-1 victory over Tottenham
with youngster Axel Tuanzebe and Phil Jones leading the defensive line
Luke Shaw is likely to start in the left-back role with new boy Aaron Wan-Bissaka supporting him on the opposite flank
paired with veteran Nemanja Matic in midfield
While Andreas Pereira could operate behind the attacking trio - led again by Anthony Martial
Solskjaer might eventually give Dan James some rest - sending Juan Mata on - as his new wideman started all four pre-season clashes during United's pre-season tour
And Angel Gomes might play a big part tomorrow
being rewarded for his late match-winner on Thursday
Paul Pogba's involvement is likely to be minimised as reports keep linking him with a Real Madrid move this summer
2023 — Aker Solutions has secured a sizeable1) contract from Shell to provide brownfield modifications services and maintenance support for the Nyhamna facility in Norway.Shell
has executed an option to extend a framework agreement for another four years
The scope of the contract includes maintenance and modification services on the onshore Nyhamna natural gas processing plant in Aukra
The plant serves the Ormen Lange field and is connected to the Polarled pipeline in the Norwegian Sea.
delivered projects and provided services to the Nyhamna facility
where gas first arrives onshore before it transports to the UK
"This contract will be included in our already strong backlog built on long-term customer relations
We're pleased that Shell is giving us renewed trust to be its main contractor on this significant facility
and look forward to continuing the successful collaboration," said Paal Eikeseth
executive vice president and head of Life Cycle
The contract is of significance to the over 150 Aker Solutions' employees in Kristiansund.
"This extension secures work for our employees on site at Nyhamna
and it will provide ripple effects to local subcontractors and others," said Eikeseth
The contract will be booked as part of Aker Solutions' third-quarter order intake
1) Aker Solutions defines a sizeable contract as between NOK 0.5 billion and NOK 1.5 billion
\"This contract will be included in our already strong backlog built on long-term customer relations
and look forward to continuing the successful collaboration,\" said Paal Eikeseth
\"This extension secures work for our employees on site at Nyhamna
and it will provide ripple effects to local subcontractors and others,\" said Eikeseth
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30 Jul 2019THE teenage son of Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is in line to make his first team debut for Kristiansund - in the club's friendly against his dad's Red Devils
Solskjaer takes United to Norway next week for the latest match as he builds his team for the beginning of the new Premier League campaign
And he could be facing a familiar figure on Tuesday in the shape of 19-year-old son Noah
The young midfielder is pushing for a call-up to the Kristiansund first team as he looks to make his way in the professional game
Manager Christian Michelsen has admitted the young Solskjaer is in his mind for the clash with United.
He said: "While his father was more effective the closer he came to the box, Noah is more the one who sets up the attacks.
"He has lots of skills and football understanding - Noah has gone to a good school.
"He and several of these youngsters have been with us for a while.
"We knew they were good football players, but what is fun is that we see that they are taking the level more and more.
"It's great for them and fun for us to see them grow well."
Noah started out playing up front, but as he grew older he moved further back into the midfield.
He is now regarded as a deep lying midfielder bringing others into the game with his passing and creativity.
And the youngster admits the player he tried to base his game on is someone close to his dad - United coach Michael Carrick.
He said: "I have a small role model in Michael Carrick.
but the longer it has gone on I have gone further back in the side
"I'm now more of a number six in midfield than a number 10
United will travel to Norway on the back of an impressive tour of Australia and the Far East which saw them win all four matches
including a fiery 2-1 victory over Spurs on Thursday
• Former Manchester United striker to assist at hometown club• Striker Torbjorn Agdestein: ‘We’re feeling star-struck’• Solskjaer left Cardiff last year over ‘difference in philosophy’
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who left his job at Cardiff City last September
has agreed a deal to assist the coach of his hometown club
The former Manchester United striker has reportedly agreed to become the side’s “guest coach” once a week
Dagbladet quoted Solskjaer
saying: “It’s just fun to be able to contribute a little,” while Olsen explained: “He was famous throughout his career
The Kristiansund BK striker Torbjorn Agdestein admitted the players were feeling “star-struck” by the prospect of working with Solskjaer
and started his career with the local team Clausenengen FK
a club created in 2003 by a merger between Kristiansund FK and Clausenengen
The helicopters are type Sikorsky S92 (photo)
Statoil needs to have four transport service helicopters in Kristiansund
one search and rescue helicopter on Heidrun
as well as a replacement helicopter for the rescue helicopter
The Kristiansund contract has a duration of five years and seven months
The duration of the contracts for Brønnøysund and Heidrun are five years
All three contracts have extension options for up to three years
Jannicke Hilland, head of Joint operations in Statoil
"Our activity level in the Norwegian Sea is high
These contracts will help make us more robust in meeting the needs for helicopter services in the area in the years to come," says Jannicke Hilland, head of Joint operations in Statoil
"Statoil opted to split the helicopter activity in the Norwegian Sea among three contracts to ensure full competition
won the competitions for all three contracts
This allows us to achieve economies of scale in the form of reduced costs and future flexibility," says Jon Arnt Jacobsen, head of procurement in Statoil
Statoil has reserved the right to adjust the number of helicopters during the contract period
Statoil and CHC Helikopter Service have also agreed that Statoil will have the flexibility of moving helicopters between the bases
Jon Arnt Jacobsen, head of procurement in Statoil
The estimated total value of the contracts is approximately NOK 5 billion
including options for extensions and contract expansions
The expansion option ensures helicopter resources for potential new platforms in the region
The contract award is one of the largest civil sector helicopter awards ever made
Four of the helicopters are type Sikorsky S92
three are Eurocopter EC225 and one is a Eurocopter L1
The latter is a search and rescue helicopter
and is the same type as the one currently used on Heidrun
All of the helicopters will be upgraded to comply with the latest standards before the contracts commence
Statoil has helicopter flights from six bases in Norway: Sola
There are search and rescue helicopters stationed offshore at Oseberg
The flights from Kristiansund will run to facilities including Heidrun
Flights from Brønnøysund will include destinations such as Norne
Flights to the drilling rigs in the area at any given time will come in addition to this
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Manchester United sealed a late 1-0 victory over Kristiansund in Norway as the Solskjaer family added another super-sub to their ranks
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's son Noah has risen through the Kristiansund youth ranks
and the 19-year-old came on in the last few minutes of the match to face his father's side
The Red Devils had dominated the contest in Oslo, and got a deserved winner as Juan Mata won and scored an injury-time penalty to ensure the club maintained their 100 per cent pre-season record
United enjoyed 73 per cent of possession and had 32 shots to Kristiansund's five
with some wayward finishing perhaps the only negative for Solskjaer in the Norwegian capital
Tahith Chong and Fred all went close for United as Sondre Sorli missed a golden chance at the other end
but Mata was felled by Andreas Vaikla before stepping up to net from 12 yards in injury time
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but can only bend a right-footed effort wide of McDermott's left-hand post
5 mins: Kristiansund are pressing high up the pitch - it's a bold tactic and almost pays off as they steal possession from United
but a low cross from the left is easily claimed by De Gea
3 mins: A bright start from United - Rashford attempts to cut in and finish from the left
and while United should seal a victory today
Solskjaer will be more concerned with the nature of their performance
The Red Devils have won all of their pre-season games so far
and their high-intensity approach bodes well for the new season - but the manager will not want to see any sort of drop-off today
"Every year for the last 15 years they’ve bettered their results and gone on
"They’ve got to get to third or fourth this season to keep that run going so that’s quite an achievement
"I think this is a special day for everyone
All their players will be looking forward to this as if it’s Christmas Eve."
it's perhaps Solskjaer's strongest possible XI - with the obvious absence of Paul Pogba
That lineup gives us a good indicator of how the Red Devils are likely to shape up against Chelsea on August 11
It's a momentous day for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
as he manages United against his hometown club
While the match takes place at Ullevaal Stadium in Norway's capital of Oslo rather than Kristiansund due to the demand for tickets
it's the perfect opportunity for Solskjaer to reflect on a whirlwind year and enjoy the appreciation of what will surely be an adoring crowd
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A man who was working on board one of the vessels in Norway’s popular Hurtigruten coastal shipping line was found dead in his cabin Wednesday night
Police are investigating the death as “suspicious,” meaning he may have been murdered
Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK) reported Thursday morning that police boarded the vessel in Kristiansund Wednesday evening
Police said the man found dead had been involved in some form of a “violent act” before he reported for work on board the vessel in Bergen on Tuesday
“What we know is that he apparently was a victim of violence before he went on board Hurtigruten in Bergen on Tuesday,” prosecutor Knut Meek Corneliussen of the Nordmøre og Romsdal Police District told NRK
“That’s what makes this suspicious.” Corneliussen said police “must investigate whether there’s a connection” between the violence in Bergen and the discovery of the man dead in his cabin
sailed from Bergen as scheduled on Tuesday as it set off on one of Hurtigruten’s weekly northbound voyages
The man is believed to have died while the ship was sailing from Molde to Kristiansund
Police in Kristiansund were alerted around 10pm Wednesday that a crew member on board the ship was found dead
The vessel was held at the pier in Kristiansund until 2:30am Thursday while police investigated the scene
described as “relatively young,” was sent to Trondheim for autopsy
Corneliussen said it was unclear how long he’d been dead
“That’s what the coroner can clarify,” he told NRK
He declined to reveal where the man lived or his age
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ON the weekend he was appointed Manchester United's permanent manager, SunSport travelled to Kristiansund - a Norwegian city with a population a third of the size of Old Trafford - to learn how a small boy from this corner of the world won the biggest job in English football.
Over three days we learnt how Solskjaer and his family are still a massive part of the community and how nobody here will stand to hear a bad word said against the local lad done good.
NOBODY in Kristiansund wanted to miss this game - even the Liverpool fans begrudgingly admire Ole Gunnar Solskjaer round here.
The streets and shops were empty by the time Manchester United kicked-off against Watford, with locals rushing home and packing into bars to watch the city's most famous son.
His face is regularly on the front and back of the local newspaper and they even changed their version of the Hollywood sign to read '20 Legend'.
And it's not just because the United boss put this town on the map - it's because everyone knows Ole Gunnar and the Solskjaers, most of whom still live here, like close friends.
Although Solskjaer won six Premier League titles, two FA Cups, scored a famous winner in the Champions League final and is now manager of one of the biggest clubs in the world, he has never had any ego.
Solskjaer was 19 when he decided he wanted to be one of the best footballers Norway has ever produced.
Before then, the fair-haired and freckled teen was clearly the best player in his home town, the small fishing city of Kristiansund, scoring nine goals in one game and 14 in another for local club Clausenengen.
But Kristiansund's total population is just 25,000, a third of the capacity of Old Trafford, where Solskjaer now finds himself permanent manager.
As a youngster, the United boss helped Clausenengen reach the second division of Norwegian football before leaving for Molde at 21.
A handful of players from this close-knit, wind-swept town have made the step to the top flight and won international caps.
To score a winning goal in a Champions League final for one of the biggest clubs in world football, and then manage that same team, is a journey none are likely to make again.
Jan Trygve Pedersen is a former team-mate who is now in charge of Clausenengen, a club that trains 400 local kids.
Two of Solskjaer's three kids, his youngest son and daughter, play at the club, while his eldest has just left - to join Kristiansund BK, the relatively new professional club that finished fifth in the Norwegian top flight last season.
Noah is expected to play in the reserves this season but will likely spend time training with the pros.
Standing by an artificial pitch where a kids' tournament is being held, Pedersen tells SunSport: "Ole Gunnar was a late starter.
"He was a small kid until he started to grow at 18.
"When he was 19, something happened and he took a big step in our club.
"He became focused to be the best, he trained a lot and on specific things. He had that [desire]."
Solskjaer had always been an athletic child who excelled in all sports - except one.
His father, Oivind, had been Norway's Greco-Roman wrestling champion for six years between 1966 and 1971 and had competed at European level and the World Wrestling Championships in 1970.
Solskjaer Sr introduced Ole Gunnar to the sport when he was eight - but as Solskjaer would later admit, he wasn't very good and hated being "tossed around" by bigger boys.
"His father took him to the wrestling arena and he tried the sport, but it didn't suit him. He was small for his age," Frank Olsen laughs as he recalls a young Ole's attempts at wrestling.
Sat at a cafe where he and his friends meet to drink coffee and share news every Friday, Frank is a typical Kristiansund resident.
Everyone has a connection to Ole Gunnar and the Solskjaers, everyone has a tale about the local boy done good and everyone adores the city's most famous son.
Looking out of his kitchen window with a coffee and cigarette, Yngve Johansen recalls his time teaching Solskjaer at the Dalabrekka primary school.
"I had him from 1980 to 1986, in gymnastics," the retired teacher says, "He was quiet. He was not the kind of person to say: 'Here I am.'"
Solskjaer would always carry a ball under his arm and spent hours kicking it against a wall.
Johansen says that even at that age he had to stack the odds against Solskjaer as he was clearly much better than his classmates.
"We only had 13 boys in the class. Whenever we played, I had to regulate it because Ole was so good.
"In one competition we had three teams, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham.
"I had Ole Gunnar playing for United. Guess who was the team's star..."
Kristiansund has its very own Hollywood sign, sitting on a cliff overlooking the city.
When Solskjaer was named interim boss in December, the sign was changed to that famous Old Trafford banner: '20 Legend'.
The United boss is a massive part of the community.
His sister lives in his childhood home and you can see the house he has bought his parents from the driveway.
His wife, who met Solskjaer while she also played football at Clausenengen, and their three children still live in the city.
Locals say that Solskjaer is "normal" and "relaxed" around town, he will chat at the supermarket and ask after friends.
Younger fans will stop him for pictures and autographs and he always has time.
He does not act like a superstar and no one treats him like one.
While he was manager of Molde, Solskjaer lived in Kristiansund and commuted an hour each way for his day job.
After returning from work, he would drop in on his kids to help with their football training sessions.
"He is a big inspiration for them," says Stig Flemmen, another coach on Ole's impact on the youngsters.
"He makes it possible, to come from a small place and go to the big stage."
Flemmen, a Manchester United fan who played for Solskjaer's "big rivals" growing up, knows first hand how it feels to be put to the sword by the striker.
Solskjaer was their "main man" who would "score all the goals" in matches between the two sides.
"We mostly lost by one or two goals and it was always him," he says.
But Solskjaer's success in the dugout isn't a surprise, he "always" had the characteristics to be a top manager.
"He's always down to Earth - he's just a normal guy," says Flemmen.
"He's a really fantastic person and he knows the United DNA.
"It's unbelievable that he's come from Kristiansund to one of the toughest jobs in the world. It's fantastic for us who know him, we're very proud of it."
He always respects every player and person he meets
"That's probably why he can handle players like [Paul] Pogba."
In the main reception at Clausenengen there is a large framed picture of a young boy
next to a picture of Solskjaer's famous celebration from the Nou Camp in 1999
It reads: 'The dream can be real.'
Aaron Wan-Bissaka once again gave a faultless defensive performance during Manchester United’s pre-season win over Kristiansund in Oslo
has been a standout performer over pre-season and delighted supporters with his tackling
His performance against the Norwegian side was militantly organised
packed with energy and dutiful execution from start to finish as nobody went past him
Wan-Bissaka’s numbers from the game reflect what was another imposing display alongside his new teammates
Keeping things locked at the back.????♂️ pic.twitter.com/HRfOHrVaC0
— Statman Dave (@StatmanDave) July 30, 2019
as anyone who actually does pre-season will tell you
which makes you wonder why Wan-Bissaka even bothered to turn up
the 21-year-old has played with the kind of intensity and application you’d expect in
one of the scoops of the summer is bedding himself into that right-back spot
Leo is a regular contributor to The Peoples Person's match day coverage and is still mourning the loss of Danny Welbeck to Arsenal
As reported by local paper Tidens Krav, the Solskjaer statue is set to be erected in Kristiansund on Norway's west coast
It will be created by artist Tore Bjorn Skjolsvik with Ole Tonder agreeing to pay a whopping £76,000
The city's population - which totals around 24,000 - have agreed to cover the costs and gift the sculpture to the buyer
And if more money is raised beyond the total needed
any profits will go to the Good Values charity
Another statue of the Manchester United manager has already been made
And the Norwegian hopes it can be a source of inspiration for the people of his city
He told Tidens Krav: "My career shows that it is possible even from little Kristiansund to reach your goals
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Solskjaer - who earned 67 Norway caps - spent the rest of his career playing under Sir Alex Ferguson at United and confirmed his legendary status with 126 goals across 366 appearances
His son Noah is also a footballer and has been on the books with Kristiansund since 2014, making his senior debut in a friendly against United two years ago
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With a strong demand for high-quality recycled plastic material
Quantafuel is pleased to report that we have completed the new sorting line and are on track with the expansion of our recycling plant in Kristiansund
We have successfully been feeding plastic in the new sorting line since mid-November
Quantafuel’s recycling plant in Kristiansund has now completed its new 20,000 tonnes per year sorting line
Up to 40 tonnes of plastic is already being processed here on a daily basis
“We are very pleased with our progress in Kristiansund
The timing could not be better as the demand is strong and we see record-high prices for high-quality recycled plastic material,” says Quantafuel’s CEO Lars Rosenløv
Although we still have limited production volumes
a number of shipments have been made at market prices significantly higher than budgeted.“Our operation in Kristiansund is a great example of Quantafuel’s growth plans
By combining chemical recycling with mechanical sorting and recycling
we get the very best plant economics and the highest recycling rates
which in turn contributes towards solving the global plastic waste issue,” Rosenløv continues.In December
the set-up will be enhanced with additional extruder capacity
turning hard plastic PE and PP flakes into pellets used for making new plastic products.To fully utilize this sorting capacity
a further expansion of the mechanical recycling to 20,000 tonnes per year has also been initiated
This investment is scheduled to start production late Q2 2022
the plant still has capacity to increase production with 10,000 tonnes of chemical recycling feedstock per year for the future plasticto-liquid plant
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31 Jul 2019OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER was a proud dad tonight as his son made his professional debut - even if it was against him
Noah came on as a second-half substitute for Norwegian side Kristiansund in their 1-0 defeat to Manchester United
And there was a tender moment on the sidelines as the 19-year-old prepared to enter the field of play
who had his other son Elia in the dugout with him
But the teen didn't have too much time to impress as he entered in the 85th minute
In the end it was Juan Mata who proved the hero as he won, and then scored a penalty in the 90th minute.
Speaking about his son's special night, Ole said: “Of course Noah makes his debut for them in front of 28,000, it’s not very often a Norwegian does.
"And Elia next to me enjoyed it and that’s what it’s about when you come back here.
"Their players have been in our dressing room, changed shirts, swapped shirts, taken pictures, they’ve been absolutely outstanding our boys, they’re a joy to see now.
"The group, the camaraderie is good, atmosphere is really good so hopefully we’ll get that into results when the league starts.”
Kristiansund manager Christian Michelsen seems to have high hopes for Solskjaer Jr.
Speaking before the game, he said: "While his father was more effective the closer he came to the box, Noah is more the one who sets up the attacks.
31 Jul 2019MANCHESTER UNITED new boy Daniel James is "proud" to have become the world's most expensive mascot
The £15million Wales winger posted a cheeky chap of himself joining the matchday kids in the front row - rather than his team-mates at the back - in a squad photo for the 1-0 friendly win at Kristiansund
Some of the schoolboy mascots in the line-up can be seen gazing up at the colossus in their ranks
And certainly James has made a giant leap in his career this summer after swapping mid-table Championship side Swansea for Premier League big boys United.
The 21-year-old tweeted a four-picture compilation of his mascot antics with the words: "Proud moment to walk out with the team yesterday as the club mascot 😄😂"
But that attracted some comments that would have made even Swansea's Cyril the Swan and United's Fred the Red cover their innocent eyes.
James posing with the mascots instead of the players was an open goal to doubters of such a raw talent, still unproven at the highest level.
One sceptic said: "Literally has nothing to his game but pace. Should’ve just given Usain Bolt the contract when he wanted it."
And another urged James: "Improve your decision making. cheers."
And one hit back by ridiculing those who are already writing James off
can’t learn that’s why Vardy was a Premier league quality striker when he was playing for Halifax town
Or how Ronaldo went from quick talented flashy kid to one of the best to ever play."
The agile shot stopper is currently a free agent after severing ties with Valeranga three days ago
Graphic Sports understands that Kristiansund goalkeeper Sean McDermott has not fully recovered from an injury he sustained in June against Lillestrom in a league game and the club wants Kwarasey as a replacement
Talks are said to have already gone on for the past two days and the former Ghana number one could sign a short-term deal in the coming days
Kwarasey has huge experience in the Norwegian league having previously represented Stromgoset as well as Valerenga
He is likely to have an option for extension in the short term contract he would sign
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30 Jul 2019OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER will have plenty to think about during Manchester United's pre-season clash against Kristiansund
The Red Devils manager is hoping they continue their impressive pre-season form - yet he will have an eye on a particular starlet in their Norwegian opponents.
The 19-year-old is a midfielder, looking to make a name for himself in his own right.
Unlike his forward legend father Ole, Noah is less about scoring goals and more about setting up attacks, with the youngster's manager Christian Michelsen claiming he is trying to base his game on Michael Carrick.
The youngster is currently rising through the ranks at Kristiansund - the hometown club of his father.
but could be set for a remarkable debut against his father's side Man Utd
His coach Michelsen said ahead of Tuesday's match: "He has lots of skills and football understanding - Noah has gone to a good school
"He and several of these youngsters have been with us for a while
"We knew they were good football players
but what is fun is that we see that they are taking the level more and more
Noah began the game on the bench - but came on to face his father's team in the final minutes