Manchester United Edge Closer To Completing Pogba Deal

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English sports presenter, Richard Keys, tweeted some crucial information this afternoon regarding the Paul Pogba transfer saga.

The 23-year-old midfielder is currently helping his national side in the Euro 2016 – where he has played a major role in France’s road to the final.

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Manchester United are desperately trying to close a deal with their former player Paul Pogba – who left in 2012, because he wasn’t given a proper first team chance.

Richard Keys – who is an English sports presenter, and has worked with the BBC, Sky, Fox Sport, ESPN, and several other news reporting agencies – recently tweeted:

According to one of the most trusted news reporters, Manchester United are going to shatter the World Football Transfer record with the €125 million purchase of Paul Pogba from Juventus.

Keys also mentioned in an earlier tweet that United will offer the young Frenchman a massive £250,000 a week salary – almost leveling him with club captain, Wayne Rooney.

Richard also stated that United will pay Mino Raiola (Pogba’s agent) a sum of €20 million. Mino Raiola is already a familiar face to United’s executive, Ed Woodward, with the transfers of Zlatan Ibrahimović and Henrikh Mkhitaryan seamlessly completed.

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2 Comments

  1. Arnold T Nyoni on July 8, 2016 at 8:57 pm

    Paul is a ball marker and ball distributor i love him to be in the first 11 of Man u ,hope he will be signed thank you

  2. Yes on July 9, 2016 at 9:44 am

    He is a red

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