Before i get into this, dont downvote me to hell if there is a topic about this but I couldnt find one to post it in so here it goes..

Here is a heat map of Pogba v Man City and here is his heat map 2 years ago. As you can see they are completely opposite. Playing alongside Fellaini in the center of our midfield gives him 0 creativity around him meaning he would have to receive the ball from the defence and then dribble all the way to reach the final third and most of the time he gets tackled before then. However, at Juve (from what I have seen when he was there) he played alongside one of the best passers in the game, whether it was Marchisio and/or Pirlo thus meaning he could push up and wait for the ball to come to him. For Juve he would receive the ball in the final third and then play the killer pass or have a wicked long shot. I feel we need to play that 1 playmaker behind him in order to feed him which unfortunately we only have Herrera who is close enough to that style (Bilbao days). Mata isnt defensive minded enough to play there and Carrick is too old to play game in game out. Another thing is I feel he would play perfectly well in a 3 man midfield. Play Morgan, Herrera/Rooney and Pogba with the following roles:

Morgan : Offers complete protection of the defence allowing the other midfielders freedom with the ball and be able to push up. Similar to what Matic did when Chelsea last won the league

Herrera/Rooney: Can be the person who connects the final third with the defence. Both are very good at passing and have a very high footballing intelligence. Herrera would be my favourite option as I think he is absolutely amazing at what he does but however Rooney offers the leadership in the team which no one else does and which smalling didnt show in the Chelsea game

Pogba: To receive the ball in the oppositions half and then create from there rather than dribbling past everyone thinking he is Messi. Can receive the ball near the box, get past one and slot in the top corner like he used to for Juve or play those short lobbed passes he so very loves and is so good at.