Manchester United star Paul Pogba’s brother Matias Pogba has recently provided his views on the Frenchman’s precarious future at Old Trafford.
The 26-year-old midfielder left United in 2012 on a free transfer to join Juventus. Following a successful four-year spell with the Bianconeri, Pogba returned to United in a world-record £90m deal in 2016.
However, considering United’s ongoing struggles with form and failure to win trophies, the Frenchman is keen to quit the club this summer. The Red Devils have slapped a £150m price tag on the midfielder.
Real Madrid are keen on acquiring the World Cup winner’s services but Zidane and Perez are at loggerheads over the move. Meanwhile, Matias Pogba has stated that hid brother would be a big help to Los Blancos if he joins them
“I feel my brother could help any team,” he told AS.
“If he plays for Madrid, he will help Madrid.
I always want what’s the best for my brother. If he feels Real Madrid is the best club for him, he will come.”
“I’m in Spain because I want to be and it has nothing to do with the possibility of my younger brother securing a move. We can’t do anything about the rumours.”
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