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Published 14:57 22 Apr 2017 BST
Updated 14:59 22 Apr 2017 BST

"He has always been a centre-forward. When I saw him playing for the young United teams, he was scoring 30-40 goals a season," Scholes told BBC Radio 5 live on Friday evening.
"I know this lad can finish and score goals. I am just a little bit worried that he is so quick he may get shoved out wide, which is not a bad thing. "You look at Cristiano Ronaldo’s record and players like Neymar, he has that kind of ability. It is a lot to live up to but he has that in him. He can be a world star."High praise from the former United midfielder. You can listen to Scholes here: https://twitter.com/5liveSport/status/855494293238239232
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