Solskjaer says that he wants to build "Bugba team"

Solskjaer took on his coaching duties last week to replace Jose Mourinho, who was dismissed from the club's worst game since 1990. Mourinho's ties were tense with a number of players including the French midfielder.

However, Pogpa had a remarkable performance in Solskja's United, who beat Cardiff City 5-1 and Huddersfield 3-1. Pogba scored two goals in the second game, after contributing two goals in the first.

Solskjaer said in remarks Friday in English newspapers that Bogba "is a world clbad player and we want to build the team around him naturally".

"Offensively, he did a very good job, but he's a great player who can hit the head and stop the opponent." His behavior was fantastic and it's very important. You have to be exhausted at the end of every match, "he said, referring to the efforts made during the 90 minutes. .

Pogpa's level dropped sharply this season, probably because of his bad relationship with Mourinho, but it was a key element of the Red Devils' victory in Solskjaer's first two matches.

When the Norwegian asked what recently fallen players, namely the Belgian Romelo Lucaco and the Chilean Alexis Sanchez, should do, he said that they should follow the example of Bogba.

"I can not do anything about their field performance … Paul has done it all alone, it's up to them to decide when they have the opportunity," he said. is like that in football. "

Solskjaer stressed that he would not hesitate to give advice to all players. "Of course, I give directions on expression and freedom of expression, but I always do it since I coach … All I can say to them, is to enjoy the colors of this club because these are the best moments of their life. "He said.

Solskjaer reiterated his desire to rely on young players from the club's academy, after hitting striker Angel Gomez in the final minutes of the match against Huddersfield.

"We build the team according to tradition, we need young players from age groups, it is very important in the academy," he said. "I look forward to giving more opportunities to young players as we have a lot of talent in the Under 18 category."