Good players can always play together: Solskjaer on Pogba-Fernandes prospect
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is relishing the prospect of seeing Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes playing together at the club. Solskjaer feels good players can always play together and the two can thrive in mid-field. Pogba and Fernandes are yet to play together at United. Here's what the Man United manager had to say.
Fernandes has what it takes to make United better
Fernandes, who won the Premier League Player of the Month for February, came for a staggering £47m, however, the add-ons could increase the cost to £67.7m. The attacking mid-fielder impressed straightaway with his skill, tenacity and leadership. The Portuguese scored thrice in nine games. He is intelligent and visionary. His brilliance helped United do well ahead of the coronavirus pandemic which suspended all sport.
Pogba determined to return stronger after injury nightmare
Meanwhile, Pogba was earlier determined to return stronger after an injury nightmare which saw him miss most of the 2019-20 season. Pogba suffered a further setback to a foot surgery earlier in the season and didn't play since Boxing Day. However, he is likely to start straightaway if the season resumes next month. The Premier League is hopeful of resuming in June.
Solskjaer is hoping to find a good connection between mid-fielders
United have many options in mid-field and Solskjaer is upbeat regarding the squad. "I think it's exciting... we do have an exciting squad. I've got Scott [McTominay], Fred, Nemanja [Matic]. There's many games coming up and I'm sure we can find a good connection between them. We've been discussing that as a coaching team of course, and we're looking forward to it," he said.
Solskjaer relishing Pogba-Fernandes prospect
When asked about the prospect of playing Fernandes alongside Pogba in mid-field for the remaining games this season, Solskjaer told Sky Sports: "Good players can always play together, so definitely, they can - it's a big yes."
Solskjaer praises Bruno Fernandes' impact
"Of course Bruno coming in, making the impact he made, it was a boost for everyone, the club, supporters and players. Getting Paul and Marcus Rashford back would be fantastic," the United boss opined.
