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The Frenchman might not sign a new deal with Manchester United


Manchester United aren’t having one of the best of starts to their new campaign and it might keep on growing due to a lack of support from some of their players.
The Sun are reporting that there is “no chance” that the French showman Paul Pogba will sign a new deal at the club and might leave in the January transfer window.

It is clear that Pogba wants to leave Old Trafford, with Juventus and Real Madrid the two most interested clubs in signing the French superstar with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the mix.

In the past summer transfer window, Manchester United were asking for a fee in the region of £180million for Pogba, but both Real Madrid as well as Juventus deemed that to be too expensive.

It also seemed like Solskjaer was close to convincing the World Cup winner that signing a brand new deal at the club was a good idea, but this report now says that isn’t happening.

He (Pogba) does not want to be made the scapegoat after a reign of poor results, and reportedly thinks the club is only not moving forward, and could hence seek a new challenge in some other league.

Zinedine Zidane might lure him to move to the Santiago Bernabeu because of his admiration for the midfielder.

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