Manchester United: 5 reasons why Paul Pogba must leave this summer
By Kian Long
Paul Pogba has made the right decision…
According to a report from The Manchester Evening News, Paul Pogba has informed his Manchester United team mates that he wants to leave in the summer. The 26-year-old doesn’t seem to be making much progress since his days as a Juventus player but he remained a United player throughout the recent January transfer window.
Here are 5 reasons why Pogba’s decision to leave in the summer is justified…
1. The dream he was sold was a complete lie
When Paul Pogba made the bold move to re-join his childhood club Manchester United, he made the decision based on the illusion that Jose Mourinho would lead them to glory. Obviously, as a player, this is attractive because Mourinho has won everything there is to win at club level.
However, the Portuguese boss soon took a turn for the worse. He won the treble in one season, with the Community Shield, EFL Cup and Europa League, Pogba influential to all of those as he even scored in the European final. But things haven’t materialised since and now that Solskjaer is at the helm, the excitement isn’t with the club anymore.
That said, Pogba has been true to himself in that things haven’t worked out and it’s time to chase his dream somewhere else. Dreams never die, after all.