Paul Pogba ‘is open to a Premier League move on a free transfer this summer’, with Man City boss Pep Guardiola having called the Manchester United midfielder ‘an incredible player’
- Paul Pogba’s Manchester United contract will come to an end this summer
- The midfielder can already talk to clubs around Europe over a free transfer
- However, France international would rather focus on Old Trafford form for now
- Pogba is open to a Premier League switch but also has interest from PSG
Paul Pogba is reportedly open to offers for a move to another Premier League side this summer if he elects to leave Manchester United.
The midfielder joined United for a then world record fee of £89million in 2016 but his contract at Old Trafford will expire at the end of the season following a mixed spell where he has often struggled to perform at his best.
Although he is free to negotiate now with any of the big European clubs outside of the Premier League, the 28-year-old is more focused on having a strong end to the season with United following a return from injury.
Paul Pogba is reportedly open to offers to remain in the Premier League beyond the summer
Since returning from injury, Pogba has found some form playing alongside Bruno Fernandes
According to the Telegraph, he wants to stay away from talks over his future until the end of the campaign and that includes the potential option of a move to one of United’s rivals in England.
Despite commanding no transfer fee, many clubs in England are still unlikely to be able to afford the French World Cup winner’s wages which could top around £200,000 per week.
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Source : dailymail
