Pogba’s amazing shooting stats and Rashford’s speed and goalscoring form show the incredible impact Solskjaer is having at Man Utd
United have looked a different animal under their caretaker boss following a dour start to the year with Jose Mourinho
MANCHESTER UNITED are a completely different animal under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer... and no-one's benefiting more than Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford.
The Old Trafford giants endured a horror start to the season under Jose Mourinho, with the football boring and results at times embarrassing.
But now, under caretaker boss Solskjaer, United are scoring for fun - and even kept a clean sheet in the 1-0 win over Tottenham at Wembley yesterday.
Rashford scored a stunning goal to clinch all three points in North London.
But in the process, the England youngster, 21, netted in his third match in a row - the first time he's ever managed that feat for United.
As he arrived for training yesterday in his Land Rover, Rashford proved he has wheels on and off the pitch as he was the quickest player on the pitch as he thrived under a more free-flowing, attacking style of football.
The resurgent forward found the bottom corner following a spectacular assist from Pogba.
The World Cup winner, 25, has scored four times since Solskjaer took over - raking in a number of man of the match awards in the process.
In fact, after yesterday's assist, Pogba has now been involved in more than half (53 per cent) of United's goals under the Norwegian.
His attacking revival has also seen him climb to second in the Premier League shots on target table - with five more at Wembley, the most in the match.
Given how many games he was frozen out of by Mourinho, that stat is all the more impressive.
So far, Solskjaer has taken charge of five Premier League games - winning all of them, gaining 15 points.
Mourinho on the other hand managed just 26 points from his 17 games in charge - with the former United forward already earning more than a THIRD of the club's points in 2018-19.
And Pogba has praised Solskjaer's influence, with the midfielder saying he's "always smiling" now...
From a Pog's dinner to the Pog's b******* - and it's happened under the Norwegian.