Ferguson will be greeted by Solskjaer and his coaching staff at Carrington as United prepare for Sunday's game at home to Bournemouth.
Ferguson is believed to have had a say in the decision to appoint Solskjaer as caretaker boss on loan from Molde until the end of the season alongside his old No 2 Mike Phelan.
The former United striker acknowledged Ferguson's influence over his career as a player and manager when he started the job last week.
He has made no secret of his desire to get back to playing attacking football, as well as continuing United's tradition of promoting young players from the academy.
'I have been in touch with the gaffer quite a bit,' said Solskjaer following his appointment. 'I don't know what input he had but when I got the call, of course, I texted the boss.'I am going to enjoy a nice cup of tea back at his house and sit down to discuss a few ideas. There's no-one better to get advice from.
'I had the best teacher. The boss is and will always be the best, so my management involves around what I learned from him.'
Jose Mourinho also invited Ferguson to Carrington, but it's understood that United's legendary manager has not been back since undergoing life-saving surgery for a brain haemorrhage in May.