Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has aimed another dig at Paul Pogba by claiming the Frenchman 'think he's the best' and is living in his 'own fantasy world'.
Pogba has come under heavy criticism this season for failing to produce consistent performances in a Manchester United shirt after shining at the World Cup for eventual winners France.
And Scholes believes he would not be a huge loss to the Old Trafford outfit because he's failed to replicate the form he showed during his time at Juventus.
Scholes, speaking to Premier League Productions, said of Pogba: 'There's confusion in midfield. Is Pogba going to stay or go?
'In years gone by, United have lost top players and it didn't really affect them. You think of Roy Keane going, David Beckham, Cristiano [Ronaldo] going, [Ruud] van Nistelrooy. All top, top players leaving the club.
'We all know Paul, we talk about potential, but he's 26 years of age, he's got to start producing it week in week out.
'You're going to be losing a player who you know can be world class.
'He could be a player who needs a Bryan Robson or a Roy Keane next to him just to give him a little rollicking every now and then. If he doesn’t get that he just carries on in his own little fantasy world, thinking he’s the best.