Roy Keane described Paul Pogba’s display against Sevilla as ‘school boy’ after an unimpressive cameo from the Manchester United midfielder.
With the scores locked at 0-0, the Frenchman came off the bench on the hour mark but was helpless to stop Jose Mourinho’s side crashing out 2-1 to the La Liga outfit.
The £89million man sprayed passes out of play and looked short of confidence as he returned from a minor injury problem and Keane lambasted him for failing to protect his team-mates by not sensing danger for Wissam Ben Yedder’s goals.
And he believes Pogba epitomises United’s problems as Mourinho’s men continue to play for themselves rather than as a team.
“Pogba, we’ve spoken about Pogba a number of times. He’s not the only problem,” Keane told ITV. “But if he can’t get in the starting XI, you’re in trouble.
“He comes on, you expect good players to affect the game, he came on last night and done nothing. We saw with the goal, his reaction to it was like a school boy. He doesn’t smell danger.
“The reason you’re in a team is if one of your mates makes a mistake, you cover for him. ‘You make up for him, nobody is helping each other. They’re playing as individuals.”
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