Real Madrid target Paul Pogba has agreed to join if the club satisfies some of his highly laughable demands during the summer.
Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba is known to be a social media bug and an unprofessional athlete, and yet, he is still somehow a target for Real Madrid. The Frenchman has been the brutally slacked by former manager Jose Mourinho and is justifying the same with his demands from Real Madrid, according to Diario GOL.
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Paul Pogba reportedly has already kept a foot and a half outside the Old Trafford and has asked the club to not file for his visa for the upcoming summer pre-season tour, which will see Manchester United jet off to Australia and the South-East Asia. That is a clear enough signal that he intends to play for Real Madrid, but not without some things being dictated by him.
The France international wants to become the highest paid player in the squad and will demand an annual salary of approximately 20 million euros. In addition to that, his potential arrival will certainly see Real Madrid smash their club record transfer fee as Manchester United would not budge for anything less than 120 million euros.
His whims and fancies do not stop at the monetary part and Paul Pogba wants the number 6 jersey at Real Madrid as well, which is currently occupied by Nacho Fernandez. Furthermore, he wants a guaranteed spot in the starting eleven and has asked to be given the leverage of travelling separately from the team bus, something which Jose did publicly speak about.
Paul Pogba has had his best season in the Premier League this year and has made the PFA Team of the Year, though most are left to wonder how his position was not occupied by someone else and more deserving. In the Premier League, the former Juventus midfielder has scored 13 times and provided 9 assists. However, his goals must not deceive one as most of them have come from twelve paces out.
Do you think Real Madrid really need somebody as egoistic and unprofessional as Paul Pogba in their setup?