José Mourinho has said that he feels that Paul Pogba will be a Manchester United player next season, as per BBC Sport.
The French midfielder has been subject to transfer speculation away from Old Trafford after only two years back in Manchester.
Pogba has been linked with a move to former club Juventus, and Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has said that he was offered Pogba earlier in the season.
In addition to this, Pogba has been left out of several matches this season, including the 2-1 aggregate loss against Sevilla in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16.
Pogba has scored six goals this season in the Premier League, including two in the dramatic Manchester derby in early April.
His manager, Mourinho, has said in a recent interview (via BBC Sport):
I think he’s going to be here next season.
I can give the guarantee that I don’t want him to leave, that the club doesn’t want to sell him, and I can give you the guarantee that we don’t have any approach from him or his agent or from any club.
In this moment, for me, he’s staying, yes.
So Pogba will most likely be at Old Trafford next season, and will be an integral part of a Manchester United team that tries to fight their way back to the top of the Premier League.
