Paul Pogba has once again aimed something of a dig at Manchester United whilst on international duty with France.
Firstly, despite Manchester United still being able to finish in the top-four this year, Pogba stated that the season is dead for United: “This year, it [the season] is dead, we won’t win anything yet. Whether it’s with #mufc or at another club, I want to win trophies.”
🗣 Paul Pogba: “This year, it [the season] is dead, we won’t win anything yet. Whether it’s with #mufc or at another club, I want to win trophies.” [Le Figaro]
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Then, Pogba appeared to suggest he plays better for France because he knows his role and has confidence in both the coach and his teammates: “Here [with the French team], I have a lot more playing time, the system is different than in a club. In fact, it’s simple, at the Blues, I play, and, in addition, at my post. I know my role, I feel the confidence of the coach, the players.”
“It’s normal to feel this difference with #mufc, because it’s hard to be consistent when you often change position, game system or partners.”
🗣 Paul Pogba: “It’s normal to feel this difference with #mufc, because it’s hard to be consistent when you often change position, game system or partners.” [Le Figaro] https://t.co/b5XsQVcIZp
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Paul Pogba drops future hint
Given Pogba’s contract situation, the money spent on him and the fact he has been one of United’s most inconsistent players for many years now, these comments could well be the final straw for the Manchester United fans.
“Playing again in France, in front of my family and my friends, maybe it will happen one day, why not, but it’s not something that haunts me.”
🗣 Paul Pogba: “Playing again in France, in front of my family and my friends, maybe it will happen one day, why not, but it’s not something that haunts me.” [Le Figaro]
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