Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has urged Manchester United duo, Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford to commit their futures to the club.
Reports have circulated around the names of the two high-demand players with potential movies away from Old Trafford this summer.
The Norwegian coach got unveiled as United permanent manager this week and he is already making ground on his future plans. Keeping the talented attackers at Manchester is high on his agenda.
Pogba has been rumoured to be on Real Madrid’s shortlist for the summer overhaul they are currently plotting. Rashford is also being considered as Luis Suarez’s replacement at Barcelona.
While these might seem lucrative for the two, both players are known to be very happy under the 46-year-old boss.
Pogba and Rashford have come into life ever since Solskjaer came into management at United.
When asked by the press if the duo is going to stay at the club, the Red Devils head coach said, “That’s our aim as a club to be achieving what we have done in the past and that is the expectations here. And of course, we are hoping to build a team strong enough worthy of the history of the club.”
“They are vital for our future. You have got loads of players who you can build a team around and those [Pogba and Rashford] are two that you asked me about.”
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