Pogba’s days with Manchester United might ends very soon, claims ex-Red Devil

Paul Parker, an ex-Red devil, doubts over Paul Pogba’s future with Manchester united under the amid persistent links with the Real Madrid and Juventus. According to Parker, the old club needs players who can give their all to lead the club at the top but unfortunately, Pogba currently doesn’t fit in. 

Pogba who graduated from the youth ranks of United and gradually was promoted to the senior squad in 2011, spend one full year with the Italian giants Juventus.

After four seasons with Turin in which he assisted to conquer four Serie A titles and a Champions League final moved to United in 2016.

After being unable to showcase his talent due to his fitness and attitude Parker who played for the red from 1991 till 1996 has commented over the Pogba commitment over the Club.

I don’t think so, which is something I’m not happy about.“I think with the way things went under the previous manager, things that were said and done,” Parker told BonusCodeBets

He further added, “I’m not sure he will still be there, and I don’t think he wants to be there. With the current situation at United, they need players that want to be at the club and give everything they have got for the team, fans and the club.” 

Meanwhile, Machester United boss has recently confirmed Pogba returns for the coming Manchester Derby since 30^th September when he has to remain out of action due to a major foot injury. He had missed 13 matches in total across all competitions after the injury.

Parker however not only targeted Pogba but also raised questions upon the English defender Maguire whom the United signed for around 80 million euros.

He thinks that Ole decision to sanction Chris Samlling on loan to Roma was a mistake.

“Has (Maguire) done okay. He has not stood out for me and for the money that United paid for him, he has not earned that,” Parker further added

“You look at someone like Virgil van Dijk, who has been value for the money paid, and you would go as far to say that he has exceeded that.

“I don’t think they needed to spend that money on Maguire. They got pressured into getting him from the previous manager when they did not need to spend that type of money.

“They were pressured into getting rid of Chris Smalling, which has now been deemed as a mistake due to how well he is doing at Roma.”