Former captain Gary Neville has questioned Manchester United's recruitment process in midfield, describing it as 'all a little bit strange'.
Neville made the admission after United manager Erik ten Hag introduced Mason Mount at the start of the second half during Sunday's derby against Manchester City at Old Trafford.
The England international stepped off the bench at the interval to replace Sofyan Amrabat. The latter had been booked in the first half, meaning that may have influenced Ten Hag's thinking.
The Dutchman, however, did not have a like-for-like replacement for Amrabat on the bench, with Casemiro unavailable through injury. READ MORE: United vs City LIVE READ MORE: Why VAR awarded City a first half penalty vs United Mount joined Christian Eriksen and Scott McTominay in the centre of midfield.
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