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Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick talks again about Paul Pogba. Paul Pogba wants to leave Old Trafford next summer.
“Paul can be an important player – but this is true for all the other players that we have and I’m not just the coach of Pogba,” said Rangnick.
“I very much looking forward to working with him, as I am with all the other players, ” he added.
Rangnick on Pogba decision, added, “I wouldn’t say he’s not worth keeping but, of course, players have to want to play and stay for a club and a big club like Man Utd”.
“I don’t think anyone in the club should try to convince a player to stay. But on the other hand, let’s wait and see, ” he added.
Newcastle board are extremely interested in the Jesse Lingard deal. They have contacted Manchester United officials but still, nothing agreed, still an open race.
Many clubs have already moved toward Man United to negotiate for Amad Diallo loan in January. Feyenoord want him since last summer.
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