Man United insider rubbishes reports of Paul Pogba being offered a £500,000-a-week contract MUFC
Reports Paul Pogba has been offered a sensational new £500,000-a-week contract offer to stay at Manchester United have been rubbished by an Old Trafford insider.
left for nothing back in 2012 and soon became one of the most coveted midfielders in Europe as he helped Juventus to multiple Serie A titles. Rumours have suggested Pogba’s potential new pay packet would make him both the highest paid player at the club and in the Premier League – higher than Cristiano Ronaldo – and this has reportedly angered the rest of the Red Devils’ dressing room.
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