Monday 17 October 2016 13:03, UK
Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba says team-mate Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been like a "big brother," since his arrival at Old Trafford.
Pogba returned to United for a world record fee in August, four years after leaving the club for Juventus, while striker Ibrahimovic arrived on a free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain.
The pair will be up against Liverpool on 'Red Monday', and Pogba admits he is delighted the former Sweden international will be at his side.
"Ibrahimovic is like a big brother," Pogba told French television station TF1.
"He has a winning mentality, a great player, very dangerous. He's very important in Manchester - he can help us reach our objectives."
Pogba is yet to find his best form for United this season, but he says that the £89m price tag has nothing to do with his slow start and insists he just needs more time.
"Does my price put more pressure on me? No, I have none," he said.
"'I will need a little time to adapt in Manchester. I am adapting, finding the ideal position for myself.
"Returning to Manchester United is a new chapter in my career. New players, new coach, it's a great challenge. Jose Mourinho is a great coach who I really appreciate."
