LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Wayne Rooney knows it already and Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Paul Pogba have been warned by manager Jose Mourinho that no player is "untouchable" at Manchester United. Times have changed, however, and Mourinho says no one in the United dressing room can assume such status. Speaking ahead of United's home Europa League clash with Turkish side Fenerbahce on Thursday, Mourinho said the only untouchable presence in the United dressing room cost not a single penny. "Untouchable now has to be the team spirit and the commitment and pride, the commitment to the club, respect to the fans, that has to be untouchable not players," Mourinho told reporters on Wednesday. It's a different Premier league, different situation, (Chelsea) were the best team by far, that's a different story," Mourinho said.

Source: Economic Times October 19, 2016 15:33 UTC