Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes new decision over Paul Pogba transfer

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has decided to keep Paul Pogba at Old Trafford due to his partnership with Bruno Fernandes, according to reports in France. The French international had to miss the most part of the season because of an ankle injury. Meanwhile, his long-term absence led to the transfer talks to Real Madrid and his former side, Juventus. However, after his return to the game, Pogba seems to "swimming in happiness" with the Red Devils.  According to L’Equipe, Solskjaer is impressed with the French midfielder's performances along with the newcomer Bruno Fernandes and doesn't want to sell him. Speaking about Pogba and the transfer speculations, Phil Neville told Premier League Productions: "Look before the shutdown I would have said definitely he would leave the club but I think the situation has changed. It’s a different dynamic now. I think with the introduction of Bruno Fernandes and the way they’re playing [is positive]. The way the trajectory of the team is looking I think Pogba might be thinking "I think this is a good team to stay and play in" and to commit more than he has done in the past. Yes the economic situation has changed but i still think for Paul Pogba, stay at Manchester United, prove yourself, become a great at the club that you joined at 14 years of age."

Source: Metro UK

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