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Menunggu Solusi yang Memuaskan Pogba dan Man United
Novitasari Dewi Salusi - detikSport

Jakarta - Spekulasi soal masa depan Paul Pogba di Manchester United masih terus bergulir. Agen Pogba, Mino Raiola, berharap kedua pihak bisa segera menemukan solusi.

Pogba kabarnya ingin meninggalkan MU pada musim panas ini. Raiola menyebut kalau Setan Merah sudah mengetahui keinginan kliennya itu.

Real Madrid dan Juventus jadi klub yang paling kencang disebut tertarik kepada gelandang internasional Prancis itu. Namun sejauh ini MU kabarnya belum menerima tawaran resmi untuk Pogba.

Menanggapi spekulasi soal masa depan Pogba, Raiola berharap persoalan ini bisa segera diselesaikan. Dia juga melancarkan pembelaan untuk Pogba yang di musim lalu kerap dapat kritik.

"Si pemain (Pogba) tidak salah apa-apa," ujar Raiola kepada talkSPORT.

"Dia penuh respek dan profesional dalam segala hal dan selalu demikian. Klub sudah lama tahu soal perasaannya."

"Sayang sekali orang-orang cuma suka mengkritik tanpa informasi yang tepat dan saya juga menyesal klub tidak mengambil posisi soal ini."

"Semoga akan segera ada solusi yang memuaskan untuk semua pihak," katanya menegaskan.

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Ya..semoga ketemu solusi yang terbaik buat MU dan Pogba.
Kalo saya sih ngeliat Pogba udah ga niat main di MU, mending cari secepatnya deal-dealn dengan Madrid atau Juve.
Yang penting kudu balik modal. Hahahaha

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 'willing to let Paul Pogba leave Manchester United for £120m NEXT summer' as he targets another year out of unsettled star

* Paul Pogba, 26, wants to leave Manchester United for Real Madrid or Juventus
* Both clubs are keen on the midfielder but are restricted financially right now
* United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is reportedly willing to sell Pogba next summer

Paul Pogba may get his dream transfer away from Manchester United... but could be made to wait 12 months.

The France midfielder wants to leave Old Trafford to join either Real Madrid or Juventus but no deal appears to be close.

Both clubs are restricted financially this summer, with Real having already splashed out £130million to sign Eden Hazard from Chelsea, while Juve are still feeling the effects of last year's £99m move for Cristiano Ronaldo, who is said to be on around £75m a year in wages.


French midfielder Paul Pogba wants to leave Manchester United for Real Madrid or Juventus. United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is reportedly willing to sell Pogba for £120m next summer

According to The Sun, United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will ask Pogba to pledge to one more season in Manchester, with the incentive of letting him go in 12 months.

The proposal is claimed to have the backing of several United bigwigs.

Real and Juve will both likely be in stronger positions to recruit Pogba next summer.

And Solskjaer reportedly hopes that a good season from the 26-year-old would increase the player's value and help United collect their £120m asking price in full.

Pogba's agent, Mino Raiola, insisted on Tuesday that the former Juve ace has 'done nothing wrong' in his attempts to leave.

Raiola believes Pogba is acting professionally, and questioned United for not giving him more protection from outside criticism.

'The player has done nothing wrong, he has been respectful and professional in every way,' said Raiola.

'The club knows his feeling for a long time, it is a shame other people only like to criticise without the right information and I'm also sorry that the club does not take any position against this.

'Hopefully there will soon be a satisfying solution for all parties.'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7230663/Man-Utd-ready-let-Paul-Pogba-join-Real-Madrid-Juventus-2020.html

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'He has done nothing wrong': Paul Pogba's agent Mino Raiola speaks out AGAIN to call for a 'satisfying solution' over his desire to quit Man United

* Paul Pogba may be heading out the exit door at Manchester United this summer
* The Frenchman has struggled at Old Trafford ever since his £89million transfer
* He has been linked with both Juventus and Real Madrid in the transfer window
* Pogba is currently in Australia with his United team-mates on pre-season tour

Paul Pogba has ‘done nothing wrong’ in his attempts to leave Manchester United, his agent Mino Raiola insisted on Tuesday.

Pogba is desperate to leave Old Trafford for a second time as Raiola tries to engineer a move to Real Madrid or Juventus this summer.

But his representative believes the 26-year-old midfielder is acting professionally, and questioned United for not giving him more protection from outside criticism.

‘The player has done nothing wrong, he has been respectful and professional in every way,’ said Raiola.

‘The club knows his feeling for a long time, it is a shame other people only like to criticise without the right information and I’m also sorry that the club does not take any position against this.

‘Hopefully there will soon be a satisfying solution for all parties.’

United maintain their record signing is not for sale and they have yet to receive any offers for a player who would command a fee in excess of £150million with effectively three years left on his £300,000-a-week contract.

But Pogba and Raiola are clearly intent on agitating for a move a year after United chief Ed Woodward blocked a proposed transfer to Barcelona.

After the Frenchman suggested in Tokyo last month that it would be ‘a good time to have a new challenge somewhere else’, Raiola confirmed last week that his client wants to go.


Mino Raiola has defended Paul Pogba after confirming he wants out of Manchester United. The Pogba transfer drama is threatening to overshadow Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's summer plans. The Frenchman has attracted heavy interest from Real Madrid and Juventus this summer

The issue is destined to overshadow United’s pre-season tour of Australia, Singapore and China with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer set to face the media for the first time in Perth’s WACA Stadium in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

There was uncertainty that Pogba would even show up for the tour before he reported for duty on Sunday.

Victor Lindelof is another whose future at United has been called into question after his agent confirmed there has been interest from a top European club, believed to be Barcelona if they lose out to Juventus in the race for Ajax defender Matthijs de Ligt.

‘Lindelof is in the orbit of a great European club, but leaving United depends on the English club,’ said Hasan Cetinkaya, presumably a reference to United’s pursuit of Leicester’s Harry Maguire.

It is a far from ideal situation for Solskjaer as he tries to wipe the slate clean at United and lead the club into a new era.

Besides Pogba, there is also uncertainty surrounding Romelu Lukaku, Alexis Sanchez and David de Gea with the new season just a month away.

Although Solskjaer has warned that changes are imminent, there have been just two departures — Ander Herrera and Antonio Valencia — and two signings in Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Daniel James.

Both new players trained at the WACA on Tuesday ahead of United’s opening game against Perth Glory on Saturday. Solskjaer’s side also face Leeds United here before playing Inter Milan in Singapore and Tottenham in Shanghai.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7227887/Mino-Raiola-claims-Man-United-star-Paul-Pogba-wrong.html

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 'believes he'll convince Paul Pogba to stay at Manchester United' despite midfielder's desire to leave

* Paul Pogba has made clear his desire to leave Manchester United this summer
*France midfielder said he was keen for a 'new challenge' after three years there
* Real Madrid and Juventus are the frontrunners to sign a player valued at £150m
* But United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer plans to do everything to get Pogba to stay
* The team are currently out in Australia for their first two pre-season matches

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 'will do everything within his power this summer to convince Paul Pogba that his future lies at Manchester United'.

The France midfielder seems to have his heart set on a move away from Old Trafford, with Real Madrid and Juventus leading the chase for a player valued at around £150million.

Pogba's agent, Mino Raiola, has already made clear that he is trying to negotiate his client's exit from United despite two years remaining on his contract.

But, according to Spanish newspaper AS, Solskjaer intends to use Pogba's presence on United's pre-season tour of Australia, Singapore and China to convince the 26-year-old to stay.

The United manager believes that the positive atmosphere he has created within the group will lead to a strong start to next season and that Pogba will change his mind.

Solskjaer has a good relationship with Pogba - in stark contrast to his predecessor Jose Mourinho - having previously coached him in United's reserve team during his first spell at the club.

Pogba did return to United on Sunday morning ahead of their flight to Perth for the first leg of pre-season, despite concerns he wouldn't turn up in order to force through a move.


Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer plans to use the pre-season tour of Australia, Singapore and China to convince Paul Pogba to stay. Pogba has been linked with Real Madrid and Juventus after admitting he'd like a new challenge. Solskjaer will try and use the positive atmosphere in the United camp and his good relationship with Pogba in an attempt to convince him to stay

Having touched down in Western Australia, ahead of friendly matches against A-League side Perth Glory and Championship club Leeds United this week, Pogba remained the centre of attention.

In a video posted on the club's official Twitter account, Pogba appears to clash with team-mate Jesse Lingard, who throws his hands in the air in a gesture of annoyance.

The Frenchman appeared to be very unhappy towards Lingard and it takes defender Victor Lindelof to step in and put his arm around Pogba to quell tensions.

Solskjaer's squad were out taking a stroll around Perth following their flight from Manchester on Sunday afternoon.

The Premier League transfer window is set to close at 5pm on Thursday August 8 but the Italian window remains open until August 18 and the Spanish window shuts on August 31.

United open their league campaign with a home match against Chelsea on August 11.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7227603/Ole-Gunnar-Solskjaer-believes-hell-convince-Paul-Pogba-stay-Manchester-United.html

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'We're Manchester United, we don't have to sell': Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sends strong message to Paul Pogba and his agent Mino Raiola as he insists no bids have been made for his players

* Ole Gunnar Solskjaer addressed the media on United's pre-season tour in Perth
* He was immediately asked about Paul Pogba, who has been linked with an exit
* Boss was brash and insisted: 'We're Manchester United, we don't have to sell'
* Solskjaer says no bids have been made for any United players over the summer

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has told Paul Pogba and his agent Mino Raiola: 'We're Manchester United – we don't have to sell players.'

Raiola is trying to engineer Pogba's exit from Old Trafford after both men indicated over the last month that the Frenchman is ready to leave United for a second time.

But Pogba still has effectively three years left on his £300,000-a-week contract at the club, and Solskjaer reminded him that United are under no pressure to sell their prize asset amid interest from Real Madrid and Juventus.

Speaking to the media for the first time on tour at the WACA Stadium in Perth, Solskjaer said: 'As far as I'm aware there have been no bids for any players. We are Man United and we don't have to sell. It's business as usual.

'Paul has never been a concern for me. He's working hard, he's a true professional and a proud boy, same answer again. I can't be sitting here talking about what Paul and his agent are saying. He's got a few years left of his contract and he's been fantastic.

'I'm here to talk about the season... pre-season coming. Paul's never put himself out of the team, always given his best and I can't report anything. Agents talk all the time and we've not had any bids, that's all I can say for this matter.


Ole Gunnar Solskjaer addressed the media for the first time on Manchester United's tour. He insisted Manchester United 'don't have to sell players' in the wake of Paul Pogba rumours. Pogba's agent Mino Raiola is trying to engineer a move away from United for his client. Solskjaer was strong with his opinions, and insisted United have not received any bids for stars

'I'm not just talking about Mino Raiola, there are loads of agents looking after their clients. We've got players and a team I've got to look after.'

Romelu Lukaku has also been heavily linked with a move to Inter Milan while there are question marks over the futures of Alexis Sanchez and David de Gea.

Asked what his stance is on keep unhappy players, Solskjaer replied: 'As long as they're here they are professionals, working giving everything they've got, agents can talk. We've got our own talks behind the scenes and I'm not going to tell you what we're talking about.

'There's been loads of talk and speculation about many of our players, both ins and outs, but for me it's business as usual. When you're at Man United you expect these things to pop up.

'I've spoken to Paul, Romelu (Lukaku), Rashy (Marcus Rashford), Jesse (Lingard), to all of them more or less. You keep in touch with them. We don't have any bids for our players, so other than Paul most of our players have long contracts.'

Solskjaer even went so far as to suggest there is a media agenda against Pogba following reports of a spat with Lingard during a team walkabout in Perth. The incident was caught on an official video broadcast by the club, although United insist it was misconstrued.

'Paul looks like it's going to be a media… I don't want to call it an agenda against Paul, but he's a great professional and he has a heart of gold. Jesse and Paul yesterday walking around and it's portrayed as a fight between the two boys.'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7231425/Solskjaer-insists-no-bids-players-dont-sell.html

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Wantaway midfielder Paul Pogba refuses to address his Manchester United future... but manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer revealed he is still considering making him CAPTAIN

* Paul Pogba refused to discuss his future after playing against Perth Glory
* Pogba and Mino Raiola have hinted his future lies away from Manchester United
* But the player stormed past reporters in Perth and refused to talk about it further
* Boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer revealed he is considering making Pogba his captain

Paul Pogba refused to discuss his future after playing in Manchester United's opening tour victory in Perth – as manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer revealed that he is considering making the Frenchman his new captain.

Both Pogba and his agent Mino Raiola have indicated that Pogba wants to leave Old Trafford for a second time this summer amid interest from Real Madrid and Juventus.

But United's record signing wouldn't be drawn further on the issue after playing in the second half as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side beat Perth Glory 2-0 at the Optus Stadium.

'There's no need – who needs to talk?' Pogba told reporters as he left the ground.

The Old Trafford hierarchy insist Pogba is not for sale despite his desire to leave. And Solskjaer is even considering handing the armband to the 26-year-old midfielder who was stripped of the vice-captaincy by Jose Mourinho last September.

The United boss is weighing up the candidates to replace Antonio Valencia as captain following his departure this summer.

Ashley Young captained the team in Valencia's prolonged absence last season and in Saturday's game in Perth, but he is set to have fewer starts this term.


Paul Pogba refused to discuss his future after playing in Manchester United's tour win in Perth. Pogba and his agent Mino Raiola have indicated the Frenchman wants to leave Old Trafford. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he's not made a decision on who will captain, but Pogba is an option

Asked if Pogba is being considered, Solskjaer replied: 'Yeah. I don't think that needs explaining, we'll discuss that later on.

'It hasn't (been decided), so we've got quite a few possibilities there and when the season starts we'll announce it. Of course, we'll have a good assessment and see how pre-season goes. But, as you saw, Ashley will wear it when he's playing until we decide on someone.'

Solskjaer confirmed that Pogba was set to be replaced less than 40 minutes after coming on as a half-time substitute in Perth because he missed the opening week's pre-season training at Carrington, but Luke Shaw had to come off instead.

'To be fair, he's not trained as much as the other lads,' added the United manager. 'We were going to put Jimmy (James Garner) on and then put Paul on. It wasn't like he had to run all over the pitch, he played it out well.

'He (Shaw) felt his hamstring being a little bit tight, so there was no point taking any more risks. After he made a signal that he wanted to come off, he still kept on running so it's not a bad one but we did it as a precaution.'

Daniel James and Aaron Wan-Bissaka made their first appearances for United in a 2-0 win at the Optus Stadium, but there are concerns over how many more players United will sign before the transfer window closes in less than a month.

'I think you need to speak to Ed (Woodward) or others,' Solskjaer said. 'At the moment I can't give you any updates, no. Timing is obviously an issue but we're working. Of course, we're optimistic.

'Both the new lads did well, Dan and Aaron. You had Mason (Greenwood), Angel (Gomes), Jimmy (Garner), the young lads, Chongy (Tahith Chong) also showed they can make it as a Man United player.

'The more experienced ones did a job because we got 45 minutes out of most and was a professional workout from everyone.

'It was all about continuing the good work they've done – work and run when you're on the pitch and try a couple of things of course. We played against a very well organised team which made it difficult for us to create too many chances but we did enough in the end.'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7244025/Wantaway-star-Paul-Pogba-refuses-address-Manchester-United-future.html

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Paul Pogba urged to 'get his head down' and 'give his all for the club' by Manchester United legend Bryan Robson amid Real Madrid links

* Paul Pogba has been urged to focus on Manchester United by Bryan Robson
* The Frenchman has been heavily linked with a move to Real Madrid this summer
* United icon Robson said: 'He's contracted so he has to just get his head down'
* He also feels United are heading in right direction under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Bryan Robson has urged Paul Pogba to forget about thoughts of a move away and accept that he belongs to Manchester United for the time being.

The Frenchman's future at Old Trafford remains uncertain with Real Madrid determined to land their man this summer.

Pogba and his agent, Mino Raiola, have both been vocal over the past few weeks about the midfielder's desire to leave the club, but United are reluctant to sell and have refused to budge on their £150million valuation of the player.

Despite rumours Pogba would go AWOL in effort to push through a move to Madrid, the 26-year-old has travelled with United for their pre-season tour of Australia, Singapore and China.

Pogba said there was 'no need' to speak about his situation after United opened their pre-season tour of Australia with a 2-0 win against Perth Glory on Saturday but talk continues of a move to former club Juventus or Real Madrid.


Bryan Robson's urged Paul Pogba to ignore talk of his future and focus on Manchester United. The United legend said: 'You're contracted to them so you have to give your best for the club'

Robson, a former United captain, now wants to see Pogba ignore speculation surrounding his future and concentrate on doing his best for the club.

'You're a Manchester United player, you're contracted to them so you have to give everything for the club, the team and the fans,' Robson, who won eight trophies during a 13-year spell at Old Trafford, told Sky Sports.

'There's a lot of speculation in the media about Paul. He is a top player.

'Get your head down, do your pre-season as well as you can - which, from what I've seen in the training sessions, he has done - and if something happens and the club want it to happen, or nothing happens then you've got to get on with it.'

United are still planning for an immediate future with Pogba and preparations are going well, even if the transfer activity has yet to heat up as they look to make up for last season's disappointing sixth-place finish.

'Our stats last season were well down on other teams,' Robson added. 'That can't be right.

'As a coach and a manager, you want your stats to be right up there with the best.

'It doesn't mean you are going to be a great player just because your stats are good for running about, but when you have the ability of some of our players and your stats are down, that is definitely something you can work on.

'I think Ole realised that when he came into the club and he wanted to improve on it, so you can compete with the top teams.

'They know they've got to improve on last season. I was at the Player of the Year do right at the end of the season and you could see the disappointment in the players, that they knew they hadn't achieved what they wanted to achieve.

'And we know that we've got to step up our game if we want to compete with Man City and Liverpool next year - and it all starts from here.

'We've made a couple of good young signings. Hopefully we can maybe get a few more players in, but in saying that you can only get the players in if the players are available and they're as good as what the manager and coaching staff want in the club.

'But I think we're going in the right direction.'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7245859/Paul-Pogba-head-Man-Utd-legend-amid-Real-Madrid-links.html

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'I can give him a new challenge': Ole Gunnar Solskjaer convinced he can still get the best out of Paul Pogba if Man United star stays at Old Trafford

* Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes he can motivate Man United's record signing
* Paul Pogba and his agent Mino Raiola have made no secret of his desire to leave
* Solskjaer indicated that he will sign replacement striker if Romelu Lukaku is sold * United are struggling to offload £500,000-a-week top earner Alexis Sanchez

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is convinced he can still get the best out of Paul Pogba if the Manchester United star stays at Old Trafford.

United will hold onto Pogba unless Real Madrid or Juventus make a massive bid of around £170million for the Frenchman.

Pogba and his agent Mino Raiola have made no secret of his desire to leave, but Solskjaer believes he can motivate United's record signing to be a key player for the club next season.

'I can give him a new challenge,' said the United manager.

'Paul is a top boy and a great player. He's never, ever been a problem. If we get him playing again like he did when I came in, he will win you over.

'I've not been upset by anything he's said because we've had many conversations and I know exactly what Paul is thinking.

'I can't dive into hypothetical questions and all that. We've not had offers.'

Speaking on the club's pre-season tour in Perth, Solskjaer indicated that he will sign a replacement striker if Romelu Lukaku is sold as Inter Milan prepare to make a revised offer this week.

However, United are struggling to offload £500,000-a-week top earner Alexis Sanchez and Solskjaer is planning for the Chilean to stay.


Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is convinced he can still get the best out of Paul Pogba if he stays. Solskjaer believes he can motivate Man United star to be a key player for club next season. Midfielder Pogba and his agent Mino Raiola have made no secret of his desire to leave

At the moment, yes I am,' said the United boss, adding that he will 'have to help' Sanchez get back to his best.

'They've got to come in and grab their chances. Alexis is quality and he showed it in Copa America.'

Leicester's determination to demand in excess of £80m for Harry Maguire means United have only signed Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Dan James so far this summer, and Solskjaer admits it has been difficult buying the right players at the right price.

'It's not like we're going to sign 10 players, it can't be a quick fix,' he said. 'It took time with Aaron and it took time with Dan but they got it over the line.

'I understand that the market has changed. Prices have soared. Sometimes, because of the wealth, maybe we have had to pay more, a bigger premium to get players in. That's just the world we live in.'

Responding to questions about discipline and a childish video inadvertently posted on social media by Jesse Lingard while on holiday, Solskjaer admitted that he cannot 'spoon feed' his players on or off the pitch.

'That has been dealt with internally,' he said. 'I am old school. I am quite big on self-discipline and I can't spoon feed all these players, they have got to do it themselves.

'You have got to be a strong character to play here. It is not like I can tell them to pass from A to B to C to D. They have to make their own decisions, and in life as well.'

The former United striker lamented the lack of leaders like Bryan Robson, Roy Keane or former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany, adding: 'From the talks I've had with many managers and coaches from my generation, I think it's a general thing in society.

'Life is so comfortable. It's easy now when you're an academy player, you make so much money (and think) "well I've made it". And the parents live through their kids.

'There are less Robbos and Keanos around. I played with Keano and I think any manager in the world would love to have that type of leader.

'Look at City and Kompany. Who knows what will happen? Because he was a fantastic human being, player and leader so someone else has to step up. And someone else has to step up for us.'

Solskjaer refused to write off United's title chances despite the daunting standards set by City and Liverpool last season.

'I'm always an optimist and let's see how we start off,' he said. 'I'm not going to say that we can't, but it's not what we expect straightaway.

'We might be contenders, who knows?'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7254707/Man-United-News-Solskjaer-convinced-best-Paul-Pogba.html

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'Pogba is in Manchester today... I don't know tomorrow': Agent Mino Raiola continues to fuel doubts that midfielder will stay at Old Trafford

* Mino Raiola is in Turin as his client Matthijs de Ligt completes his Juventus move
* The super agent was asked about the future of another client - Paul Pogba
* Raiola cast doubt over his future, but Juve distanced themselves from a deal

Mino Raiola has once again fuelled doubts over the future of Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba.

The super agent was in Turin on Wednesday morning as another of his clients, Matthijs de Ligt, sealed his move to Juventus.

During the Dutchman's medical, Raiola spoke on the future of the United man, who had also been linked with a move back to the Serie A champions.

While, the likelihood of a return to Juventus is minimal, he was in no doubt that the World Cup winner could yet leave Old Trafford this summer.

'Pogba is in Manchester today. I don't know tomorrow,' he said.

'We'll take things day by day, without rushing or worrying. Football has no certainties and destiny has never been written.'

Real Madrid are still an option for Pogba, with boss Zinedine Zidane understood to still hold the 26-year-old as his top target.

Meanwhile, Juventus have told Raiola that they have no intention of joining the race for him this summer, with their priorities firmly on defensive reinforcements having already bolstered their midfield with Aaron Ramsey and Adrien Rabiot.


Mino Raiola has once again cast doubt over Paul Pogba's future at Manchester United

Speaking to the agent, Juve's sporting chief Pavel Nedved told him: 'We don't want these figures because we have priority spending on other roles.'

Any move to La Liga, which Pogba is keen on, could still be complicated by Real's desire to negotiate the £135m fee United are after.

The Bernabeu outfit have offered Gareth Bale as a possible option to finance a more manageable deal, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is not convinced in bringing in the 30-year-old to his squad.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7256369/Manchester-United-news-Mino-Raiola-continues-fuel-doubts-future-Paul-Pogba.html