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Pogba not only became a totally different player under Solskjaer, but personalities like Marcus Rashford, Luke Shaw and Anthony Martial have also excelled since the change of direction.
Rashford was actually starting to find his pace towards the end of Mourinho's term, but he reached a new level under Ole.
A series of 10 goals in 21 games, including eight in 18 since the start of Solskjaer, marks his biggest series of goals scored at the first-team level, and his calm against the goal has reached heights he seemed to hardly able to disturb during his most feeble moments of past seasons.
Shaw clearly benefited from the new levels of freedom of attack authorized by the acting warden, and the departure of a man who publicly weakened him relentlessly could certainly only foster his development.
Martial may not have been able to get the goals of some of the other forwards back, but he seemed much more threatening when he was allowed to attack the spaces.
Victor Lindelof also experienced a meteoric growth, while even Romelu Lukaku regained his scoring touch despite a period during which he was essentially asked to play the role of super-sub.
Alexis Sanchez is the main concern in this area. The Chilean has not yet surpbaded the performances he has given in the colors of Arsenal, Barcelona and Udinese.
His last injury loss did little to help his cause and he is the one who gives Solskjaer his biggest question mark at this point, even though the boss left him on the player's shoulders to find a long-term solution.
"I can not do anything against Alexis Sanchez. When he plays, he has to meet, because we know that there is a quality player out there, "said Solskjaer in February.
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