Paul Pogba has been heralded as a "game changer" by his Manchester United team-mate Ander Herrera, following the Frenchman's Man of the Match display in Wednesday's 2-1 win over Crystal Palace.
Pogba opened the scoring with just seconds of the first half remaining at Selhurst Park and, following James McArthur's equaliser, provided the assist for Zlatan Ibrahimovic's dramatic winner.
Herrera - who also caught the eye during the victory - was full of praise for United's summer signing after the game, but says the performance was a collective effort.
Speaking to ManUtd.com, he said: “When you have top players, they can do that. They don’t need to play their best game to change a game. We have Paul, Wayne [Rooney], Juan [Mata], Zlatan [Ibrahimovic], [Anthony] Martial - all top players who can change a game.
"I don’t like to compare players. Pogba is Pogba and other midfielders are different. He has an unbelievable shot, he can head the ball, he can combine and create. We know Paul is a top player who can make a difference. He can change the game in a second.
"We are lucky, because we don’t just have Paul who can do that. I am so optimistic because we’re now in a very good period and we believe that we deserve to win games because we’re working so hard."
