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Solskjaer drops him and confirms Manchester United stance on striker signing

 
Solskjaer drops Paul Pogba hint and confirms Manchester United stance on striker signing

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has stated that the club's best players, including Paul Pogba, must be retained if the club is to compete for major trophies.

Pogba's contract expires next summer, after which he could leave on a free transfer, and the club may be tempted to cash in on the 28-year-old during this transfer window.

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Pogba stated his desire to leave Old Trafford in 2019, but the club has so far refused to sell him. His value has declined as his contract nears the end of its term, and there are no obvious suitors for the Frenchman this summer, with many of Europe's top clubs still struggling financially as a result of the pandemic.

Pogba emerged as a key player for Solskjaer in the second half of this season, often playing on the left wing, and he was one of United's best performers in 2021.

The World Cup winner could be crucial to United challenging for the Premier League title next season, and Solskjaer has revealed that he has told the club what he wants to happen, but he is not a party to the talks between Pogba and club officials.

We want the best players here, and the club is aware of my desires. I'm not sure how the conversation goes, but if we want to compete for the best trophies, we need the best players "According to Norwegian broadcaster TV2, Solskjaer.

Rather than outgoings, Solskjaer's priority this summer is to strengthen his squad, with center back and right wing being his top priorities.

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Edinson Cavani has signed a contract extension to stay at United for next season, but Solskjaer has also hinted that the club may be looking for another striker to challenge him.

"It was crucial because we hadn't seen anyth

ing close to his best work yet. He arrived in October having not played football in seven months "Solskjaer stated.

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"Even if he takes care of himself, getting in shape takes time. He suffered some injuries and minor annoyances, and we have only recently begun to see some of his best work. Despite his age, he will be better next year if he gets this experience and a run-up.

"I am delighted that it has occurred, but this does not mean that we are not looking for someone to challenge or learn from him."

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