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Paul Pogba is on the verge of leaving Manchester United for a second time after seeing out the entirety of his playing contract before walking away from Old Trafford on a free.

The Frenchman has endured a turbulent second spell at the club since re-joining in 2016 for a club-record fee of £89million.

Given the amount of money forked out on the former United academy prospect, many expected Pogba to spearhead an illustrious chapter in United's modern history.

The reality has been anything but, with the midfielder walking away from Old Trafford yet again with just a League Cup and Europa League title to show for his efforts. His form for his country has always seemed to eclipse the showings he would put in for his club, but the talent at Pogba's disposal was never in question.

Self-proclaimed 'special one' Jose Mourinho was in charge of the Red Devils at the time of Pogba's arrival and claimed that the sky was the limit for the Frenchman after securing his signature.

"He has the chance to be at the heart of this club for the next decade and beyond," the Portuguese coach explained.

Pogba was just as complimentary in the other direction, admitting he had spoken to some of his