Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has 'no problem' with new documentary on Paul Pogba

Manchester United and France midfielder will be the focus of a documentary titled 'The Pogmentary' which is set to be released in 2022

Manchester United's French midfielder Paul Pogba warms up ahead of the Europa League quarter-final, second leg against Granada at Old Trafford. AFP

Manchester United's Paul Pogba was made captain for the match in the absence of Harry Maguire, EPA

Manchester United's Paul Pogba and Edinson Cavani kneel before kick off. EPA

Manchester United's French midfielder Paul Pogba wins a header in the build-up to the opening goal by Edinson Cavani. AFP

Manchester United's Paul Pogba in action with Granada's Yangel Herrera. Reuters

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Manchester United's Brazilian defender Alex Telles looks on as Granada's Brazilian midfielder Kenedy vies with Manchester United's French midfielder Paul Pogba, AFP

Manchester United's Paul Pogba, EPA

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he has no issues regarding a new Amazon Prime documentary on Paul Pogba, insisting the French midfielder is fully focused on helping the team win matches.

The 2018 World Cup winner will be the focus of a documentary titled The Pogmentary which is set to be released in 2022.

Solskjaer said Pogba has "been in the spotlight" ever since he started his youth team career at United more than a decade ago, and that he "doesn't see a problem" with the documentary.

"Paul's main focus is to get as much out of his career as possible. He wants to be the best player he can be and he wants to win as many trophies as possible," Solskjaer said.

"He's already won the World Cup and I can see his focus now is all about winning and playing the best possible football he can. I know his personality. He's so lively, gets energy from making people happy. But his main focus will always be to win games for us."

Pogba, 28, whose contract runs until the summer of 2022, has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford at the end of the season having failed to showcase his considerable talents on a consistent basis since rejoining United from Juventus for £89.3 million ($123 million) in 2016.

His current campaign has been beset by injuries, yielding only three goals and three assists in the Premier League.

United, who are second in the Premier League with 63 points from 31 games, host Burnley on Sunday.

They are also in the semi-finals of the Europa League, taking on Italian side AS Roma later this month.

United exited at the same stage last season, and Solskjaer, 47, revealed his squad are keen to erase that 2-1 defeat to Sevilla.

“We are aiming to finish the season on a high – and the best possible way to do that would be to win the Europa League,” said Solskjaer.

"That's something we have been working on and thinking about for almost a year - the way we went out of the semi-final last season really hurt us. You can see from the focus the players have in the Europa League games that this time they want to go all the way to the final and lift the trophy. Last year is definitely driving us on. Sometimes you get extra motivation from setbacks. We're really looking forward to Roma.

“Roma are a good team. It’s going to be difficult. But before we play them we’ve got a couple of tough games against Burnley and Leeds.”