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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 4: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Manchester United Manager looks on during the Premier League match between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford on October 4, 2020 in Manchester, England. Sports stadiums across the UK remain under strict restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic, as the government’s social distancing laws prohibit fans within venues, causing games to be played behind closed doors. (Photo by Alex Livesey / Getty Images)
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Manchester United fans seem to have had enough of the player and want him to leave the club in the transfer window next summer.
By now, it’s pretty clear that Paul Pogba is having a hard time staying out of the limelight. Since joining Manchester United, the midfielder has never managed to regain the form he displayed at Juventus, convincing the club to shell out a record £ 89 million for his services.
Instead, his time has been filled with reports that he is unhappy and looking for a move away from the club. Through thick and thin he has managed to stay at Old Trafford. But for how long?
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France coach Didier Deschamps recently admitted that the midfielder is not happy with life at Old Trafford. As reported by the Daily Mail, he said:
“Paul, I know him well and he knows the group well. He is in a situation with his club in which he cannot be happy, neither with his playing time, nor with his positioning ”.
The Frenchman’s contract is running out fast and it looks like the club is ready to let him go next summer for a bargain transfer fee after taking the option to extend his stay for another year so they don’t lose him for free.
And it seems that while the Frenchman is unhappy with life in the Manchester United jersey, the fans’ feelings towards him are also mutual. Some even took to Twitter to demand that the club let him go:
Real Madrid seems like a club interested in Pogba. And the admiration seems to be mutual if the French’s past comments are something to go through. As a result, if the Spanish giants are ready to match United’s asking price, the smarter thing to do might be to let him go in the summer rather than try to hold on to him in hopes that the move will finally work.
We’ve been in this deal for four years and it’s time the Red Devils cut their losses.
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