Zinedine Zidane coach of Real Madrid has turned down to forbid the Paul Pogba move, saying possibilities is huge to take any risk this summer.
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- 1 Zinedine Zidane coach of Real Madrid has turned down to forbid the Paul Pogba move, saying possibilities is huge to take any risk this summer.
- 2 According to the sources Manchester United is also showing keen interest in Paul Pogba and he can be the biggest transfer of all time by breaking the current best transfer of the Real Madrid superstar Gareth Bale.
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- 4 However when Zidane being asked about the topic in media he prudishly replied that the club “always want to sign the best players”. And he also concluded by saying we are in a progress of this transfer but as of now until 31st of August nothing can be said.
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- 6 The Real Madrid coach concluded by saying:
- 7 "Until August 31 anything can happen, but today he is not a Real Madrid player and I cannot talk about what will happen.
- 8 "I always say how things are, but now is not the time to talk about this. A lot of clubs are interested in Pogba.
- 9 "Real Madrid always want the best players. But we owe Juventus respect, and I can't say anything more out of respect."
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According to the sources Manchester United is also showing keen interest in Paul Pogba and he can be the biggest transfer of all time by breaking the current best transfer of the Real Madrid superstar Gareth Bale.
However when Zidane being asked about the topic in media he prudishly replied that the club “always want to sign the best players”. And he also concluded by saying we are in a progress of this transfer but as of now until 31st of August nothing can be said.
The Real Madrid coach concluded by saying:
"Until August 31 anything can happen, but today he is not a Real Madrid player and I cannot talk about what will happen.
"I always say how things are, but now is not the time to talk about this. A lot of clubs are interested in Pogba.
"Real Madrid always want the best players. But we owe Juventus respect, and I can't say anything more out of respect."