Victor Lindelof admits he's considering his future at Manchester United.

The Swedish defender has been at Old Trafford for six years after being signed by Jose Mourinho.

But this season he has found first-team football hard to come by as the club brought in reinforcements to strengthen their backline.

Lindelof is now fourth-choice behind Rafael Varane, Lisandro Martinez and club captain Harry Maguire.

The 28-year-old is currently away on international duty but faced questions from reporters on life at Old Trafford and what the future could hold for him.

Asked if he found it frustrating to not be playing more regularly, Lindelof said: “Well of course like every player, you want to play every game and obviously I have not done that this season.

“But I haven't thought about that, right now I'm focusing on the national team and then of course the rest of the season with the club and then in the summer we'll have to re-evaluate and see what's best.

“But like I always say when I come here, it's a pleasure to be here and I'm very happy to represent my country and I'm really looking forward to the games that we have."