Manchester United chief Louis van Gaal has urged striker Radamel Falcao to "substantiate himself" and win a review to the side.
Falcao was dropped from the squad for Sunday's 1-0 annihilation to Southampton at Old Trafford, provoking theory that United won't take up the choice to sign the 28-year-old Colombia for £43.5m when his season-credit long terminates.
With Robin van Persie, Wayne Rooney and James Wilson all pushing for parts in assault, Van Gaal is unyielding Falcao will be dealt with no distinctively to whatever other player, paying little heed to his notoriety for being a world-class finisher.
At the point when gotten some information about the condition of his association with Falcao, the Dutchman said: "It's not for you. It's not for the media. It's between a player and his administrator. I'm too bad.
"He needs to substantiate himself, we have concurred. We have made this arrangement and everything is clear.
"For the chief, it is about the nature of the preparation sessions, the quality in his exhibitions and in matches. You have a course of action and I have effectively clarified after the match against Southampton. It is dependably the same clarification.
"On the off chance that a player cost £95m or £5,000, there is no distinction for me. It's hard to comprehend for you, I accept on the grounds that its the second question or the third question yet its similar to that. You need to substantiate yourself.
"A player of £95m needs to substantiate himself moreover. In case I'm not like that, possibly he'll have less inspiration. So I must be similar to that. It's troublesome for the outside world.
"I said to start with, we need to be champion yet then you need to win matches against Southampton and Aston Villa away.
"Our objective was to begin the procedure and be in the initial four on the grounds that we need to play in the Champions League. That is still our objective.
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