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Romelu Lukaku still has a key role to play at
Manchester United despite starting just one
match since Jose Mourinho was sacked as
manager, says interim boss Ole Gunnar
Solskjaer.
The £75m ex-Everton striker has played for just
74 minutes in Solskjaer’s six league games in
charge, but started the FA Cup third-round win
over Reading.
Solskjaer has favoured Marcus Rashford, Jesse
Lingard and Anthony Martial.
But the Norwegian said Lukaku, 25, remains “a
big part of the squad”.
Only Rashford and midfielder Paul Pogba have
scored more than the three goals Lukaku has
managed since Mourinho was sacked on 18
December.