Paul Pogba demands double-your-money £30m-a-YEAR contract to stay at Man Utd
PAUL POGBA has reportedly demanded £30million-a-YEAR to stay at Manchester United.
Tuttosport claims the midfielder, 26, wants to double his current deal in order to remain at Old Trafford.
Pogba is being eyed by both Real Madrid and Juventus.
And SunSport understands the France international is keen on ditching United in January for a big-money move abroad.
But it’s said that Pogba is also open to staying with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side – if the price is right.
The playmaker currently pockets £15m-a-year, which roughly equates to around £300,000-a-week.
However, Pogba appears to feel that a player of his quality deserves more.
And with interest mounting from some of Europe’s top clubs, the World Cup winner is looking to pick up £600,000-a-week instead.
Pogba declared over the summer that he was keen on starting a new challenge.
And after a mixed start to the season, it seems he is still unsettled.
David De Gea reportedly took his United team-mates out for a bonding meal earlier this month.
But it is claimed that Pogba did not turn up for the event.
The midfielder is also a doubt for Monday’s crunch clash against Arsenal with an ankle injury.
And only time will tell if United decide to hand him yet another lucrative contract.