Paul Pogba vs Jose Mourinho: Inside feud that saw trust lost and defined Man Utd career
Paul Pogba: He plays well for France. That is seemingly the crux of any argument defending the now former Manchester United man.
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FIFPRO survey shows 87% of players want limit on back-to-back games
Eighty seven per cent of professional soccer players favour limiting the number of back-to-back matches to guard against a heavy workload, saying "we are athletes, not machines", according to a survey by global players' union FIFPRO.
Can Paulo Dybala still be a hero anywhere but Juventus? He should avoid Ronaldo
Paulo Dybala bid a tearful farewell to Juventus but most of the fans were just mourning the exit of Giorgio Chiellini. It hasn’t quite worked.
Sergej Milinkovic-Savic explains how Manchester United's Paul Pogba helped him
Former Manchester United transfer target Sergej Milnkovic-Savic has admitted that he "learnt a lot" from Paul Pogba following his arrival in Italy back in 2015.
Antony transfer could give Manchester United something Jose Mourinho loved
Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho knew exactly what he was doing as he went in pursuit of midfielder Fred four years ago. The Portuguese was eager to revitalise his stagnant midfield ahead of his third and, in the end, final season at Old Trafford, with the Shakhtar star high on his list.
Cuatro millones menos para Pogba
Paul Pogba vive con billete de vuelta. Salvo al fútbol francés, donde nunca ha regresado desde que abandonó la academia de Le Havre, una de las más prolíficas de Francia, el mediocampista decidió años atrás volver al United y ahora, podría hacerlo a la Juventus de Turín.
Cuatro millones menos para Pogba
Paul Pogba vive con billete de vuelta. Salvo al fútbol francés, donde nunca ha regresado desde que abandonó la academia de Le Havre, una de las más prolíficas de Francia, el mediocampista decidió años atrás volver al United y ahora, podría hacerlo a la Juventus de Turín.
Dybala elige destino - AS Argentina
La etapa de Paulo Dybala como jugador de la ‘vecchia signora’ parece tener sus días contados. Según apunta Gazzetta.it, la Joya habría decidido marcharse libre el próximo mes de junio al Inter de Milán. El delantero firmaría un contrato por las próxima cuatro temporadas a razón de 6 millones limpios por cada una de ellas.