Ex-United frontman Sheringham has told finaria.it: “It's interesting that he says that he would be the perfect coach for Mbappe, because obviously he turned from a flimsy little tricky little winger to a phenomenal goal scorer. I wouldn’t say that he’s a centre-forward goal scorer, which makes it more phenomenal, how many goals he scored over the last 20 years. He's not a centre forward type that I was just talking about, that stands and gets the tap-ins. He scores all sorts of goals. Right foot, left foot, long range, short range, angles, free kicks, headers.
“So starting out, if you'd have said 23 years ago that you’ll have that amount of goals, he’d have thought you were joking because he was a winger. Then he realised he could score goals, and he adapted his game to score even more.
“Mbappe's not really a centre forward is he? He doesn't stand up there like Michael Owen or Robbie Fowler, poaching goals. He plays on the left wing and cuts in, bit like Thierry Henry. He scores his goals like that. Phenomenal players. So perhaps he could teach Mbappe something, but I'm sure he'd want to be standing on the touchline - as a striker coach like I was - I bet he wouldn't do it for the money that I got at West Ham. He could probably teach the boys at Manchester United a thing or two as well.”