Paul Pogba has given Manchester United assurances that he will NOT split the dressing room this season, according to Mirror.
The United star has told United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer that he will be fully committed after a summer of transfer turmoil.
And the United boss now thinks Pogba is a serious candidate to captain the team whenever experienced club skipper Ashley Young is absent.
Solskjaer held a series of frank and honest talks with the Frenchman during pre-season.
The United boss was worried that Pogba could become a negative force at Old Trafford after United refused to sell him to Real Madrid or Juventus.
But the World Cup winner told his manager that despite opening the door on a move to the Bernabau at the start of the summer by admitting he needed a new challenge, he respects United's refusal to sell him.
A United source described the 26-year-old as “a world-class midfielder with an attitude and approach during pre-season that has been superb.”