Paul Pogba’s future is crucial to Manchester United’s move plans this summer with big moves for Jadon Sancho of Borussia Dortmund and Jack Grealish of Aston Villa depending on whether the Frenchman remains at Old Trafford
- There are still many question marks about Paul Pogba’s future at Man United
- United’s transfer plans may depend on what the Frenchman decides to do
- If he leaves, he will clarify the funds to sign Jack Grealish or Jadon Sancho
Manchester United’s relocation activity this summer was complicated by uncertainty about Paul Pogba’s future.
Although Pogba is rehabilitated in United’s first team after an injury, it is unclear whether the £ 89 million superstar will be at Old Trafford next season with Real Madrid and Juventus looking to refresh their midfield.
While Pogba has received some favorable reviews since returning from a long-term ankle problem, his mistakes have cost United’s goals against Southampton and West Ham – leaving their main four hopes dependent on today’s last league game. in Leicester.
Man United’s relocation plans are complicated by uncertainty about Paul Pogba’s future
United insists that they consider Pogba a world-class player and believe that he will likely remain in the club with a two-year contract. However, the future of the 27 year old World Cup winner is a factor in their transfer window strategy.
Pogba’s departure would make a more likely move for Aston Villa’s Jack Grealish or another great creator, while funds received for the French star could facilitate negotiations with Borussia Dortmund over Jadon Sancho .ortmund placed a £ 115 million valuation on the English wing that United would not match.
It’s unclear if the £ 89 million star will stay at Old Trafford next season
If Pogba leaves United, he will drop the funds to sign Aston Villa’s Jack Grealish
Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane is a fan of Pogba and aware that he needs to renew his La Liga winning midfield with Luka Modric and Toni Kroos both in their thirties. Pogba indicated last year that he would like to move to Spain, but Real was unwilling to meet a asking price at the time of £ 150 million to reward him from Old Trafford.
United are also pondering the long-term impact of the coronavirus, also waiting to see if they will qualify for the Champions League before settling for the summer budget.
Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: “Who knows what the transfer market will be like, but we have to plan for it and we have a couple of scenarios”.
Pogba’s departure may also see Bundesliga star Jadon Sancho next season
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