Back to the Manchester United Newsfeed

Paul Pogba 'will leave Manchester United this summer if he doesn't sign a new contract' as Red Devils 'prepare to offer Frenchman a £400,000-a-week deal to convince him to stay' with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer optimistic of tying him down

Manchester United are prepared to sell star midfielder Paul Pogba this summer should he fail to sign a new mega-deal at the club, according to reports.

Pogba is happier than at any time since a world-record £89million move to rejoin the club from Juventus in 2016 and was outstanding in United's 6-2 win against Roma in last week's Europa League semi-final first leg.

The Frenchman's current United contract runs out next year amid protracted speculation linking him with a move to Real Madrid.

Manchester United are prepared to sellu00a0 Paul Pogba if he does not agree a new deal

Manchester United are prepared to sell Paul Pogba if he does not agree a new deal

Pogba has been in stunning form and reports suggest United will open talks on a new u00a3400,000-a-week deal

The Mirror however claim United will open talks with the 28-year-old regarding a fresh £400,000-a-week deal later this month, which would see him overtake David De Gea as the highest-paid player at the club.