Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has shown he's not afraid to change up his tactics or shift through alternating systems at Man Utd. The Red Devils have enjoyed some improved form in recent weeks utilising a variation on a 4-2-3-1 with Bruno Fernandes thriving in the hole behind the striker.
Paul Pogba looked back to his best as one of the deep-lying midfielders against Sheffield United, pulling the strings while Fernandes and co.
wreaked havoc in front of him. The Frenchman was dropped to the bench for the clash with Leicester at the King Power on Saturday, but was introduced before the hour on the left wing.
It was the second time Pogba has taken up the position in recent weeks, having flattered to deceive against Man City. Donny van de Beek has
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