Romelu Lukaku Still Has A Crucial Role in Manchester United Squad

DBasia.news – Since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer came to Manchester United, the front line is often played by Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, and Jesse Lingard. Romelu Lukaku, the player worth £90M seldom plays.

Even though he seldom plays as the starter, Solskjaer thinks Lukaku could be productive, a familiar experience during his active period whereas he was called as a supersub. Solskjaer believes Lukaku would try to add the chance.

“He’s a big part of the squad, definitely, with his personality around the place. There’s no one scoring as many goals as him in training. There are the three who play the most but then you’ve got (Romelu Lukaku), you’ve got Juan (Mata), you’ve got Alexis (Sanchez), so I’ve got a front six I can rotate with and Rom is definitely going to be playing games,” Solskjaer said cited by ESPN.

“I used to be one of four strikers when we played with two. Now we have six forwards and we play with three most of the time. We’ll be OK to be able to rotate and there are enough games and playing time.”

“It’s about taking the chances when you get them, and to be fair, Rom has scored three already and Marcus has scored three. Paul (Pogba)’s scored four since I came here. It’s up to the strikers to take them.”