Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is determined to reinstate Paul Pogba’s position at Manchester United,
The midfielder had an anxious few weeks before Jose Mourinho’s departure and would be hoping to have his place back in the starting lineup. The 25 year old’s on and off relationship with Mourinho was the talk of the town but the new caretaker manager is determined to build his setup around the French World cup winner.
Pogba is likely to be given a free role when United travel to Cardiff City on Saturday. Solskjaer managed Pogba during his managerial stint with the United Reserves and is very well aware of the talent the player possesses.
He praises Pogba’s potential and has vowed to use him as much as possible. “He’s a World Cup winner.
“Paul is a terrific lad and when I had him as a kid, he was always there, the happy-go-lucky lad.
“He hasn’t changed personality-wise. He’s a better player, of course, and he’s one that I want to get the best out of. You have so many quality players that I want to get the best out of. He’s no different to anyone else in that respect.”
