Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has told the club what they need to do to allow him to help the club win the Premier League.
The France World Cup winner has been a regular for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side this season but has not had a consistent position.
For the Europa League final, Pogba was named in a deeper midfield role alongside Scott McTominay - one of four different roles he's played this season.
Pogba has regularly featured off the left and in a more advanced midfield role, as well as one appearance playing off the right.
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However, speaking ahead of the Europa League final in Gdansk, Pogba has suggested he needs a more stable position in the side.
“First of all, we don’t look too far, the Europa League, maybe play in one position, stick in one position," he told BT Sport.
"No, I’m not saying that I'd be a better player if he sticks in one position. I’m saying what I can achieve maybe, maybe the next step is to stay and play in one position, to help my team to win the Premier League.
"That’s the next step, that’s what I’m saying. Everything is possible. If you don’t believe, then there’s no point in playing.”
Pogba's future has been brought into the spotlight throughout the course of the season, with outspoken super-agent Mino Raiola pushing a transfer.
With the Europa League final marking his 42nd appearance in all competitions this season, it's clear he has an important role in Solskjaer's side.
