Manchester United Considering An Offer Of £500,000-a-week To Keep Paul Pogba At Old Trafford

Paul Pogba might not be moving an inch from Manchester United as the club is considering a review of his wages in an effort to make him stay.

 

Real Madrid are strongly linked to the Frenchman with an offer about £90 million but United would not release him unless offer made by any interested clubs is in the excess of his club-record signing of £89 million in 2016. 

It could not be doubted that even Pogba eyeing an exit from Old Trafford and he is opened about his desire to leave when he said last week that this season could be the time for him to take up a "new challenge".

Since United are keen on keeping their midfielder and neither is the club's vice-chairman Ed Woodward ready to let go of the player, they are reportedly putting on the table an offer that will give him a double of what he currently earns in wages. 

Pogba has still two years in his contract signed to join United from Juventus and earns £250,000-a-week from the deal but that is about to be double as he now reportedly stands to earn almost £500,000-a-week in a new deal.