Man Utd star Victor Lindelof insists Jose Mourinho dialogue is ‘good’ and there’s ‘no stress’ over lack of impact
VICTOR LINDELOF insists there are no issues between him and Jose Mourinho despite his lack of appearances for Manchester United this season.
The Sweden international joined from Benfica for a whopping £30million but is yet to make an appearance in the Premier League.
Victor Lindelof insists he’s happy with how it’s all going at Man UtdRex Features
Lindelof has also been limited to just three appearances across the Champions League and Carabao Cup.
And it appears Mourinho does not yet trust the 23-year-old enough to have him partner Eric Bailly in defence.
However, Henrikh Mkhitaryan underwent a similar process when he joined the Red Devils over a year ago.
Mourinho felt the Armenian needed time to adjust to the demands of life in England.
The defender is yet to make a single appearance in the Premier LeagueReuters
And Mkhitaryan is now a key man at United, which Lindelof is sure to draw strength from.
But the youngster is adamant that he’s not upset with life at his new home, insisting it’s all part and parcel of playing in the best league in the world.
Lindelof told Expressen: “I feel no stress. I’m in one of the world’s best clubs, it’s clear that it’s tough competition. But it may have the time it takes.
“[Talks with Mourinho?] It’s between me and him. But we talk and have a good dialogue.”
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Lindelof is adamant there are no problems with Jose MourinhoEPALindelof admits it will take time for him to get adjusted to life in EnglandAP:Associated Press
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