Paul Pogba Transfer News: Paul Pogba REJECTS offer from Manchester City – It is a poorly kept secret that Manchester City are among the teams interested in acquiring the services of Paul Pogba. However, as per the latest developments, the French midfielder has decided not to join the defending Premier League champions.
Currently a player of Manchester United, Paul Pogba will be a free agent at the end of the ongoing season, as his contract with the Red Devils will expire. The 29-year-old has decided not to extend his stay at Old Trafford and is looking for a new move.
Paul Pogba Transfer News: Paul Pogba REJECTS offer from Manchester City, set to decide his new club from THREE OPTIONS – Check Out
Given his calibre, there are quite a few teams who were interested in him and one among them was Manchester City. Many City fans were excited at this prospect while Premier League pundit Jamie Redknapp even claimed “It would be an incredible move. On a free transfer, he’d have a point to prove because he’s taken a lot of stick at United.”
Paul Pogba Transfer News: Paul Pogba REJECTS offer from Manchester City, set to decide his new club from THREE OPTIONS – Check Out
However, none of it matters currently since according to a report by The Athletic, Pogba has already rejected advancements from Manchester City and is looking for opportunities outside England. He is likely to get three such opportunities in the recent weeks, as Spain’s Real Madrid, France’s Paris Saint-Germain and Italy’s Juventus are all interested in signing him on a free transfer.
Meanwhile, Pogba was signed by Manchester United back in 2016 for a free of £89.3 million, which was the highest transfer amount paid by an English club at that time. However, he has not lived up to the expectations and has been on the receiving end of some very harsh criticism. A move away from Premier League might hence help him find his rhythm back.
Paul Pogba Transfer News: Paul Pogba REJECTS offer from Manchester City, set to decide his new club from THREE OPTIONS – Check Out
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