SOLSKJAER URGES MAN UTD TO SELL POGBA THIS SUMMER.(DAILY STAR)
A report in the UK says Man Utd's boss has told club chiefs to sell the France midfielder, who would prefer a move to Juve over Real Madrid.
All the indications are that Paul Pogba is in his final weeks as a Manchester United player.
According to the Daily Star, United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has urged Old Trafford bosses to sell the France international this summer. The UK tabloid says that the Norwegian's stance is motivated by the lack of transfer funds currently at his disposal as he bids to revamp his squad this summer, with striker Romelu Lukaku also in line to leave for the same reason.
Both Solskjaer and Ed Woodward, United's chief executive, were reluctant to see Pogba depart, and there was even talk in the media of the 26-year-old being offered an improved contract to stay in Manchester.
However, the 160m euros that the Red Devils would seek for Pogba would bolster a transfer budget which, in contrast with the significant spending of previous summers, has reportedly been set at just 100m pounds.
All the indications are that Paul Pogba is in his final weeks as a Manchester United player.
According to the Daily Star, United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has urged Old Trafford bosses to sell the France international this summer. The UK tabloid says that the Norwegian's stance is motivated by the lack of transfer funds currently at his disposal as he bids to revamp his squad this summer, with striker Romelu Lukaku also in line to leave for the same reason.
Both Solskjaer and Ed Woodward, United's chief executive, were reluctant to see Pogba depart, and there was even talk in the media of the 26-year-old being offered an improved contract to stay in Manchester.
However, the 160m euros that the Red Devils would seek for Pogba would bolster a transfer budget which, in contrast with the significant spending of previous summers, has reportedly been set at just 100m pounds.
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