PSG fans hang anti-Paul Pogba banner outside Parc des Princes

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A group of Paris Saint-Germain supporters made their feelings towards Paul Pogba known by hanging a banner outside Parc des Princes, warning the player he isn’t wanted at the club.

Pogba’s future at Old Trafford remain undecided with the Ligue 1 giants reportedly ready to test United’s resolve with a bid of £43m.




The Frenchman has only one year left on his current contract and appears unlikely to sign an extension which leaves the Red devils in something of a quandary.

Solskjaer stated his desire to keep Pogba several times last season, but with a contract resolution unlikely, United will be unwilling to lose him for nothing next summer.




Juventus had been hoping to re-sign Pogba but they lack the funds to pull off a deal during this transfer window, while Real Madrid and Barcelona, are in similar financial difficulty.

PSG represent the likely destination for Pogba whose agent, Mino Raiola, has fixed a deal for one of his other major clients, Donnarumma, to join the Ligue 1 club this month.

However, a group of PSG fans are not happy with the player who is known to support fierce rivals Marseille being linked with their club.

A banner was displayed outside the French club’s stadium on Friday, which read: ‘Pogba you should listen to your mother, she doesn’t want you here. Neither do we!’




Meanwhile, United are looking at potential successors, according to reports.

Eduardo Camavinga is highly regarded by the club, while Declan Rice and Saul Niguez have also been linked with United in recent weeks.

JB

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