‘If they want money, they have to sell him now’: Manchester United will lose Paul Pogba for NOTHING in 2022 as midfielder’s brother Mathias hints the Frenchman has no intention of renewing his contract at Old Trafford
- Paul Pogba has less than 18 months remaining on his Manchester United deal
- The Frenchman has long been linked with a move away from Old Trafford
- On Tuesday evening, his brother Mathias hinted he is still looking for a way out
Paul Pogba will leave Manchester United for nothing in 2022 if he is not sold during the summer.
That is the opinion of his brother Mathias, who has dropped the biggest hint yet that the France World Cup winner has no intention of renewing his deal at Old Trafford.
Pogba’s future has long been the subject of much speculation, and focus on his United career was intensified in December when his agent Mino Raiola insisted his player was ready to quit Old Trafford.
Paul Pogba will leave Manchester United for nothing if not sold this summer, says his brother
United and Pogbad have called a truce since then, agreeing to shelve all talks on renewing his current deal until the current season – and United’s race for the title – is played out.
However, Mathias, who currently plays for Real Murcia in Spain, has once again opened up his brother’s mindset to the wider public.
‘He is happy. He is improving his game,’ said Mathias while speaking on El Chiringuito TV.
Pogba’s brother Mathias (right) spoke on Spanish television about his sibiling’s future
‘He has a year left on his contract. I don’t know (if he will stay until then). I can’t help you right now.
‘The only thing I can say is if United want money, they have to sell him now. That’s the only thing I can say. If no, he’ll go for free.
‘I haven’t heard anything about him renewing his contract.’
The United midfielder was an unused substitute as they won 9-0 against Southampton
