Manchester United could make Pogba the highest paid player in Premier League history

Paul Pogba is still the biggest question mark at Manchester United as his contract expires at the end of this season and he will be able to leave for free anywhere. Of course, the Red Devils don’t like that and are trying to keep him, it would help if he becomes the highest paid player in Premier League history.

Pogba is an amazing player, at least when he wants to be, and in partnership with Bruno Fernandes and others he can match any opponent in the world. It’s just that Old Trafford lacks the steady hand of a coach who can make these stars into a functioning team.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer couldn’t do it, now Ralf Rangnick has the chance and he will have the biggest influence on the French midfielder’s decision. Pogba has already expressed several times that he feels comfortable at Manchester United, he has practically grown up at the club and moreover, the club is able to pay him the huge sums he wants.

The Sun Sport server has now come up with the information that a new contract could bring Pogba almost 500 thousand euros, and this amount does not include bonuses.

However, the 28-year-old midfielder is currently injured, due to which he has played only 13 games in the current season, during which he has assisted 7 times on goal and has picked up 4 yellow cards and 1 red card.

It is his return that could really make a big difference, as the 4-2-2-2 system that the Red Devils now practice under Rangnick lacks a creative midfielder like Pogba.

Should the courtship fail, Manchester United are ready to bring in one of the pair of Declan Rice or Ruben Neves, according to several English outlets.

But better, at least in my opinion, was a Portuguese midfielder in the service of Wolves, who after all is a much more technical and offensive type and fits much better to one of the pair Fred – Scott McTominay, at least in the current style of the Red Devils.

The best option, of course, would be the eventual commitment of both. But everything ultimately depends on whether or not Pogba decides to stay at Old Trafford anyway. Of course, there can be little doubt that it would be the best solution for the club itself in terms of quality.

Source: Sun Sport, Sky Sports