Manchester United support Paul Pogba despite this wantaway claim
By Kian Long
Manchester United will stick by him for as long as he remains at the club.
If you’re a Manchester United fan, you need no introduction to Paul Pogba. Not only because of his immense work on the field but also because of how many times his name pops up in the media, oftentimes linking him with a move away from Old Trafford.
Well, these rumours have circulated for many seasons now but the Frenchman remains a Manchester United player. His performances have rarely taken a hit either, despite the recurring injury problems. When he is fully fit and in the starting XI, he is often one of it not the best player on the pitch.
But we all know the psychological impact that being on Real Madrid’s radar probably has on the French midfielder. After all, they are one of the biggest clubs in the world and are known as the footballing capital of the world. That said, Pogba is bound to have his head turned, even from his boyhood club. Any human being would be.
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According to a new report from Manchester Evening News, the United dressing room are aware of Pogba’s desire to join Real Madrid. However, the good news is that they have reacted well to his decision, and will not view him any differently for as long as he continues to be a United player.
This will serve Pogba well, at least until January. It would have taken him a lot to tell United his desire to leave, especially since this is the club that essentially made him, with a helping hand from Juventus. To receive this reassurance will fill Pogba will joy and I’m certain the energy will be reciprocated in his performances on the pitch.
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Do you think Manchester United are right to stand by Paul Pogba even after his decision?