Paul Pogba

Paul Pogba will leave Manchester United when his contract expires at the end of this month; the French midfielder is close to finalising a four-year ...

You can also catch up with the ins, outs and analysis on Sky Sports News It was supposed to be the start of something special. The France international has been free to negotiate with clubs over his next move since January. Emerging from the shadows with a red devil marked into his hair, Pogba's announcement video was followed by a sponsored music clip featuring Stormzy. The hype over #POGBACK had begun. It is the summer of 2016. I told them, 'If you want him to stay, don't make that offer'. I will make them understand that if they really want you to stay and they want to build a project around you, this time they have to act differently and put the money on the table."

Paul Pogba will move from Manchester United to Juventus as a free agent for the second time in his career as he edges closer to signing a four-year ...

Fulham are growing confident that they will be able to hijack Wolves’ move for Portugal international Joao Palhinha. The Sporting Lisbon midfielder was close to completing a transfer with Wolves earlier this month, but the Sun reveal that Fulham manager Marco Silva has “held positive talks” with Palhinha in a new twist to the saga. Wherever he ends up, he will go on to become one of the best and most complete midfielders in the world for the next 10 years or so. The 29-year-old will leave Old Trafford as a free agent for the second time in his career and join Juventus in a move that mirrors his transfer 10 years ago. Liverpool will round up their summer transfer business with the signing of Aberdeen right-back Calvin Ramsay and delay their plan to sign a central midfielder until next summer. The French forward has struggled with injuries, which has meant he has failed to find a consistent level of form over the past five years in Spain. However, Dembele is still only 25 years old. It’s safe to say that Pogba won’t be happy when he reflects on his time back at Old Trafford. He obviously underperformed and struggled with injuries, but he probably found himself to be scapegoated by the English media throughout the past six years.

Juve look to have won the battle to sign Pogba as a free agent following talks with his lawyer Rafaela Pimenta as the sides move closer to agreeing a ...

Mason Greenwood’s future also remains uncertain following his arrest on suspicion of rape, assault and making threats to kill. It earned Cole the nickname Cashley. ‘Yes,’ replies Raiola, who died in April. ‘They absolutely want you to stay.

MANCHESTER UNITED recently let Paul Pogba go on a free transfer, six years after Jose Mourinho had brought him back to Old Trafford.

You’re another Pogba with the Manchester United team. “You’re different with them. “We got our stuff and he said we’re leaving. Paul Pogba has explained the collapse of his relationship with Jose Mourinho at Manchester United in his new Amazon Prime documentary. “I told Mourinho are you serious? They won two trophies during that time but, ultimately, didn’t see eye to eye behind the scenes at Old Trafford.

Paul Pogba claims he was offered "nothing" by Manchester United in order to keep him at Old Trafford as he closes on a return to Juventus.

Pogba to sign four-year Juventus contract worth up to £68m - reports - Pogba to sign four-year Juventus contract worth up to £68m - reports Pogba to sign four-year deal to return to Juventus – Paper Round

Paul Pogbas dig at Manchester United has left the Frenchman ready for a messy break-up at Old Trafford, while FC Augsburg have wished West Ham good luck ...

He'll play the rest of the 'big six' before the end of October. It's like an ugly break-up, and we're all for it. Manchester United fans have been left frustrated over their side's lack of activity in the transfer market.

The 29-year-old has signed a four-year deal at Juventus as he moves to the club for the second time in his career — he previously joined the Italian giants in ...

Pogba began his career at United and returned in 2016 for a then-world-record fee of £89.3 million from Juventus. Paul Pogba has completed his return to Juventus on a free transfer after leaving Manchester United. Last month that Pogba was keen on a return to Juventus after turning down interest from Premier League champions Manchester City.

The French midfielder is set to leave Manchester United on a free transfer for a ...

On the footballing side, Pogba was also enthused by Juventus' proposal of building a competitive team around him and the opportunity to work with esteemed manager Max Allegri again. Pogba is now set to embark on a second spell at another club: Juventus. Sources have told 90min that the World Cup winner has agreed a four-year deal at the Allianz Stadium. Despite having had offers from both Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain, Pogba has opted to rejoin Juve due to his family's love for the city of Turin. The French midfielder is set to leave Manchester United on a free transfer for a second time at the end of June, having failed to agree terms on a new deal at Old Trafford.

Granted, The Pogmentary isn't aimed at us Millennials. Nor is Paul Pogba himself. But the midfielder's TV show has already highlighted why Man Utd are well ...

Pogba has spent his career at United pretending – pretending to sprint, pretending to press, pretending to care. Instead, they bent over for Pogba and allowed the camera to capture them having their pogpants pulled down in ultra HD. The minute Pogba went to Solskjaer and the hierarchy to get permission for his crew to follow him around last season should have been the time when the club pulled whatever contract offer was still on the table and sold him while they still could for whatever price they might have fetched. From what we know of Pogba, he would probably dispute that verdict on his final term at United, which was always going to provide the setting for this programme (Pogramme? No, you f*** off). Even the most creative writers would be hard pushed to wring five episodes from a contract renewal, which indicates that Pogba never had any intention of signing one. And to show other clubs that Manchester had made a mistake in not offering me a contract.” – have crafted a piece of work to show the player’s perspective on a truly miserable season for United and, for the midfielder, another wasted year.

French midfielder Paul Pogba attended the premiere of his new Amazon Prime documentary with his friends and family on Thursday evening.

Pogba attended the premiere of his Amazon Prime documentary with his friends and family Paul Pogba attended the premiere of his new Amazon Prime documentary with his friends and family on Thursday evening. One section of the documentary shows Pogba and his late agent Mino Raiola discussing a contract offer of £300,000-per-week from the Red Devils last summer. Pogba was seen wearing a black suit with a diamante lapel and matching sunglasses as he attended the event in Miami on Thursday evening. - The midfielder was pictured at the event in Miami with his friends and family - Pogba attended the premiere of his Amazon Prime documentary on Thursday

Paul Pogba is seen accusing Manchester United of not caring about his feelings during the opening minutes of his new Amazon Prime documentary series.

United have already confirmed Pogba will leave the club this summer having failed to agree a renewal deal. Later in the series, Pogba is seen receiving word from Raiola of a new contract offer from United, thought to be worth more than the £290,000-a-week deal he has been on over the last few years. "They're bluffing," Pogba replies. "To be in a project that I'm involved," he replies. And they have to feel important in their teams. "It's all for the players," he says . "They have to feel important in their clubs.

Instead of addressing his United legacy, The Pogmentary acts portrays a player ready to write a new chapter in his career and acts as a glossy brochure for ...

For me, the offer does not reflect that.” Pogba accuses United of ‘bluffing’. “How can you tell a player you absolutely want him and offer him nothing?” It is not a scene that will endear him to United supporters any further. In fact, it would be possible for those unfamiliar with his story to drop in and out of The Pogmentary and not realise that he is, at the time of its filming, a United player. “And to show other clubs that Manchester had made a mistake in not offering me a contract.” “My thought process is to show Manchester [United] that they made a mistake in waiting to give me a contract,” he says in the penultimate scene. And while there is no shortage of people willing to argue the former, you can mount a compelling case for the latter too. He has shows, he has haircuts and we hope to entertain people with that.” This is something Pogba entirely buys into. But again, the purpose of The Pogmentary is not to explain the last six years at United, it is to set Pogba apart from them. After all, Pogba will leave this summer without anyone at United being entirely sure of his best role and position, which is a considerable oversight for a club’s record signing and a generational talent. Mostly filmed last summer, it is only being released now with Pogba on the verge of a return to Juventus, but it could also act as an alternative to a glossy brochure for any potential suitors. With his contract set to expire at the end of this month, there is no footage from Pogba’s sixth and final season at Old Trafford and barely any discussion about it either. But there is no mention of winning the EFL Cup and Europa League in his first season back, for example. Well actually, there were a few of them along the way, and given this five-part documentary somehow runs for a whole two-and-a-half hours, they certainly had enough room to fit them in.

As Paul Pogba closes in on completing a return to Juventus, the former Manchester United midfielder will be left to leave his lavish and luxurious mansion ...

But that's not the only area of the house devoted to helping the midfielder keep in tip-top shape. Pogba also has a personalised black and gold table football setup. Pogba has posted several videos of himself in the eye-catching abode to his Instagram, which includes the luxurious 'P.P. ARENA' - an incredible indoor football pitch equipped with mini goals, LED lighting and an electronic scoreboard. The eye-opening snap also offered insight into the other extraordinary features of his games room. And it contains almost everything you could wish to have in a dream home. And now, having snubbed United's attempts to tie him down to a new deal, the World Cup winner will depart for free, for a second time.

The most striking thing about The Pogmentary – except that The Pogumentary would surely be a better title – is that very little of it focuses on the ...

For me, the offer does not reflect that.” Pogba accuses United of ‘bluffing’. “How can you tell a player you absolutely want him and offer him nothing?” It is not a scene that will endear him to United supporters any further. In fact, it would be possible for those unfamiliar with his story to drop in and out of The Pogmentary and not realise that he is, at the time of its filming, a United player. “And to show other clubs that Manchester had made a mistake in not offering me a contract.” “My thought process is to show Manchester [United] that they made a mistake in waiting to give me a contract,” he says in the penultimate scene. And while there is no shortage of people willing to argue the former, you can mount a compelling case for the latter, too. But again, the purpose of The Pogmentary is not to explain the last six years at United, it is to set Pogba apart from them. He has shows, he has haircuts and we hope to entertain people with that.” This is something Pogba entirely buys into. After all, Pogba will leave this summer without anyone at United being entirely sure of his best role and position, which is a considerable oversight for a club’s record signing and a generational talent. Mostly filmed last summer, it is only being released now with Pogba on the verge of a return to Juventus, but it could also act as an alternative to a glossy brochure for any potential suitors. With his contract set to expire at the end of this month, there is no footage from Pogba’s sixth and final season at Old Trafford and barely any discussion about it either. But there is no mention of winning the EFL Cup and Europa League in his first season back, for example. Well, actually, there were a few of them along the way, and given this five-part documentary somehow runs for a whole two-and-a-half hours, they certainly had enough room to fit them in.

Further excerpts from the new Paul Pogba documentary show the Frenchman continuing to criticise the treatment he got at Man United.

So I had to go to the national team to get my confidence back.” Paul Pogba has addressed his frustrations with Manchester United in his new documentary 📹pic.twitter.com/MgbyH8pOe8 If you don’t have that, it’s over.