United return to Premier League action on Sunday when they take on West Ham at the London Stadium, live on Sky Sports Premier League.
The Hammers are level on points with Solskjaer's side after five matches, and the Norwegian sees no reason why they can't challenge the top-six teams this season.
He said: "By the quality and by the game we played against them last season and the games I've seen them this year, why not?
"Last year we were lucky to beat them and it'll be a good test again for us. We've had two clean sheets now, that gives the defenders confidence and if we can keep a clean sheet then it will be easier for the strikers because you know that you don't have to score twos, threes and fours every time."
United have not won an away match in all competitions since March - when they beat Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League - but Solskjaer insists he is not worried about their struggles on the road.
"Why should we coaches be concerned? We're looking forward to things, we're looking for solutions," he said.
"I've never been concerned about anything really. I don't walk around and worry about things, not at all. I'm looking at what we can do to improve, I've never been a worrier."
The United boss confirmed Paul Pogba, Anthony Martial and Luke Shaw will all miss the game against West Ham as they continue to recover from injury.
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