Paul Ince Says Paul Pogba Will Leave to Real Madrid

Paul Pogba, Manchester United midfielder, is claimed to be part of the third volume of the Los Galacticos project Real Madrid will do next summer. Paul Ince, United legend, believes Pogba will leave Old Trafford.

Not without reason, Ince has confidence that Pogba will go to Santiago Bernabeu next summer. Apart from a number of factors, such as the one discussed by BolaSkor, which allowed Pogba to move to Madrid, Ince was sure he was not at home at United.

Pogba, 26, was bought by United in 2016 from Juventus for 89 million pounds. Three years of playing with the club where he studied at the academy, Pogba experienced an up and down performance and began to feel discomfort when trained by Jose Mourinho.

Relations between the two were not good and the club fired Mourinho last December, then appointed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as his replacement. Pogbadi’s performance under Solskjaer is supposed to be good and tends to be better.

However, an offer from Madrid would be difficult to reject by Pogba, which was represented by one of Europe’s popular agents, Mino Raiola. Moreover, Zinedine Zidane opened the door to the arrival of his compatriots to Madrid.

“The main culprit, I believe, is that Paul Pogba, Ole (Gunnar Solskjaer) must convince him that he will build a team around him for the future if he wants to survive,” said Ince.

“Honestly, I think Pogba will not be at Old Trafford next season,” convinced the former Man United player in the 1989-1995 season to the media in Manchester, Manchester Evening News.

Not only Pogba, David De Gea was also estimated by PSG (Paris Saint-Germain) who reportedly approved the request for the exorbitant salary of the Spanish goalkeeper. Maintaining the two star players, believed by Ince, was a homework for Solskjaer.

“It’s always difficult when Real Madrid knock on the door (try to recruit players with a large percentage of success), but I’m sure Pogba has never been comfortable at United since he returned,” Ince added.

“I am sure now it is Ole’s turn to do his work to convince him, convincing players like Pogba and David De Gea that it is good for them to stay at Old Trafford,” explained the 51-year-old man.