Bruno Fernandes' positive impact at Manchester United has given the Red Devils the green light to sell Paul Pogba.
That's the opinion of Danny Murphy, who reckons Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should build his team around the Portuguese because he's more and effective and productive than Pogba.
The Red Devils signed Fernandes from Sporting Lisbon in the January transfer window, and the midfielder has hit the ground running with a goal in each of United's past three fixtures.
Pogba on the other hand has been out of action with an ankle injury, and hasn't represented the Red Devils since Boxing Day.
The Frenchman has started to become a forgotten figure at Old Trafford, and former Liverpool midfielder Murphy has suggested his time is up at United.
Murphy told talkSPORT: "The fact he's adapted so quickly has given United a better chance of getting in the top four, and I think it also means United now have the green light to say: 'Let's let Pogba go'.
"You really wouldn't want to keep Pogba and play him as a holding midfielder. Fernandes' best position is as part of a midfield three or in front of two holding players. They can build the team around this fella, he's that good!
"I wouldn't be worried now [about losing Pogba], because Fernandes will score and make more goals. He's more effective and more productive than Pogba. His numbers will be better than Pogba's at Manchester United, I think – 100 per cent."
