Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has questioned Paul Pogba's role in manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's XI.
Pogba struggled for their 1-1 draw with Arsenal.
Schmeichel said, He's playing very, very deep and I don't understand what his role in this team is.
Even when Ole made the substitutions and put Pogba further forward, not a lot happened. I agree there were two very good passes from Pogba in this game but it's two, it's not 15 and I kind of see that as a problem because he takes up so much attention and it kind of feels like he's the problem child in this team.
"He's not playing in the same way he did last season for sure. I think they need to find out what his role is and how Manchester United should play with him in the team and then it should be communicated to everyone. You know the 75,000 here, they're not really too happy with him to be fair, you kind of hear that around that people don't like Pogba that much because he doesn't do much for the team.
We've seen his world-class quality and how do we get him to perform like that in this Manchester United team? That's something they've really got to work on."