Leander Dendoncker has gradually become a vital part of Wolves’ first-team.
The Belgian international starred for the Black Country club against Manchester United on Tuesday, and scored what turned about to be the winning goal to dent the Red Devils’ top four hopes.
It wasn’t just his goal though that had people impressed – it was the way he managed to completely nullify the threat of Paul Pogba.

The on-loan Anderlecht man made sure that the World Cup winner could not impact the game for the visitors.
The £89 million Frenchman (Sky Sports) was extremely quiet at Molineux, with Dendoncker ensuring he was well marked throughout.
TBR’s view
Dendoncker’s display summed up how important he has become to Nuno Espirito Santo’s side.
He is in there to provide steel and keep the ball moving when in possession.
His defensive discipline suits Wolves’ style perfectly, and the club will surely take great satisfaction paying the reported £12 million obligation-to-buy clause (The Daily Mail).

At one point people were scratching their heads as to why Dendoncker was signed exactly.
He didn’t make his first Premier League start until December 29. He has now started the last 13 consecutive games, and his form has been quietly impressive.
His handling of Pogba though essentially sums up his transformation.
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