Peter Schmeichel has told Paul Pogba that he is not bigger than the club itself.
“Mourinho did put himself in the limelight, not in the correct way or the way that you want the United manager to be,” Schmeichel told BBC Radio 5 Live .
“There were stories about the manager being at war with certain players. That’s happened many times, but the club has always been able to deal with that in the dressing room.
“I want to see Pogba being a United player as good as everything else he does in life.
“He’s absolutely brilliant on social media, and he’s projecting himself to be this incredibly important player.
“We’ve seen it at Juventus, we’ve seen it with France, we haven’t seen it with Manchester United and what’s really important here is that no player, regardless of how much money they make, how much they’ve been bought for, has ever been bigger than the club or the manager.
“This has been now portrayed like Pogba has won a war, this doesn’t work for me, that cannot happen for United.
“It’s now really important that the club deal with this situation. Pogba, or any other player, cannot be bigger than the club.”
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