Post by Man Utd star Paul Pogba hints on Oct 8, 2021 14:56:07 GMT
Man Utd star Paul Pogba hints at Juventus transfer after France beat Belgium[/b]
Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba answered questions over his future after France beat Belgium 3-2.[/b]
Manchester United star Paul Pogba has admitted that he remains in contact with his old Juventus team-mates in a hint that he could move back to Turin when his current contract expires.
The 28-year-old is in the final 12 months of his Old Trafford contract and rumours around his future are rife.
United are keen to keep hold of their star midfielder as they look to build a squad capable of challenging for the Premier League title.
But after helping France beat Belgium 3-2 to reach the Nations League final, Pogba admitted his future could lie away from United.
He said: “I like Torino! [Laughs] I always speak with former Juve team-mates like Dybala.
"I’m in Manchester now, I’m under contract until June then let’s see. I want to complete this season at best level - then we see."
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Pogba was in top form as he helped France set up a Nations League final showdown with Spain, who beat Italy on Wednesday night.
France reached the final in dramatic style by overcoming a two-goal deficit.
A Karim Benzema strike and Kylian Mbappe penalty levelled the scores at the Juventus Stadium after Yannic Carrasco and Romelu Lukaku had fired Roberto Martinez's side ahead.
Lukaku thought he had won the match for Belgium with an 89th-minute volley however his effort was ruled out for offside.
That allowed Theo Hernandez to drill home a 20-yard thunderbolt a minute later to send Les Blues through.
"We started very well, 25 minutes of quality with the ball, then with their players they were very good on the counterattack," Pogba added.
"We got low and we conceded two goals very quickly, stopping playing with the ball.
"In the second half it was another game, we played France, very well."
France will face Spain in Sunday's final at the San Siro (7.45pm KO).
"The reality is that Spain won, and so we will play with them," Pogba explained.
"t was a very good match. I'm happy with the game we played, the second half was great."
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Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba answered questions over his future after France beat Belgium 3-2.[/b]
Manchester United star Paul Pogba has admitted that he remains in contact with his old Juventus team-mates in a hint that he could move back to Turin when his current contract expires.
The 28-year-old is in the final 12 months of his Old Trafford contract and rumours around his future are rife.
United are keen to keep hold of their star midfielder as they look to build a squad capable of challenging for the Premier League title.
But after helping France beat Belgium 3-2 to reach the Nations League final, Pogba admitted his future could lie away from United.
He said: “I like Torino! [Laughs] I always speak with former Juve team-mates like Dybala.
"I’m in Manchester now, I’m under contract until June then let’s see. I want to complete this season at best level - then we see."
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Pogba was in top form as he helped France set up a Nations League final showdown with Spain, who beat Italy on Wednesday night.
France reached the final in dramatic style by overcoming a two-goal deficit.
A Karim Benzema strike and Kylian Mbappe penalty levelled the scores at the Juventus Stadium after Yannic Carrasco and Romelu Lukaku had fired Roberto Martinez's side ahead.
Lukaku thought he had won the match for Belgium with an 89th-minute volley however his effort was ruled out for offside.
That allowed Theo Hernandez to drill home a 20-yard thunderbolt a minute later to send Les Blues through.
"We started very well, 25 minutes of quality with the ball, then with their players they were very good on the counterattack," Pogba added.
"We got low and we conceded two goals very quickly, stopping playing with the ball.
"In the second half it was another game, we played France, very well."
France will face Spain in Sunday's final at the San Siro (7.45pm KO).
"The reality is that Spain won, and so we will play with them," Pogba explained.
"t was a very good match. I'm happy with the game we played, the second half was great."
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