Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has taken a subtle swipe at Manchester United's record signing Paul Pogba.
Pogba has spent much of the season injured and is currently out of action after undergoing surgery to address an ankle injury.
United's £89million midfielder has been conspicuous by his absence, preferring to spend the majority of his recovery time away from Manchester, taking in Paris fashion week.
In contrast, United's top scorer Marcus Rashford, also sidelined with a double stress fracture to the back, has vowed to stay in and around the team throughout his recovery, providing input, despite being unable to play.
Rashford tweeted: "You best believe I'll be involved in team meetings, team huddles and team sessions throughout this recovery."
Asked whether Rashford had been involved in team meetings since being ruled out, Solskjaer said: "At the moment he's been having loads of treatment, so he might be in meeting today or tomorrow, who knows?
"Marcus is a genuine Manchester United supporter who wants us to do well and help."
When asked if he would like to have seen a similar approach from Pogba, Solskjaer said: "We all want this to go well and we've all got different ways of showing how much we care."
