Solskjaer agreed to the sale of Paul Pogba on two conditions

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is reported to have agreed to sell Paul Pogba to another club. However, two conditions were proposed by Solskjaer before publishing.

Paul Pogba finally canceled his departure from Manchester United in the 2019 summer transfer window. Until the closing of the transfer market on 2 September 2019, no club bought Pogba.

In fact, the two clubs continue to be linked with Paul Pogba: Real Madrid and Juventus. However, it is estimated that the two clubs are not serious enough to sue the 26-year-old player.

Manchester United is often blamed for Paul Pogba's intention to change clubs. However, there is news that Solskjaer is really ready to release Pogba, but on two conditions.

2 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Conditions

Manchester United is said to not want to let go of Paul Pogba, one of the ways is by setting a high price. It is also often said that Solskjaer still wants the abandoned United Academy player to be at Old Trafford.

However, as quoted by The Mirror, Solskjaer is not afraid to free Paul Pogba. He invited the club to free him. However, a 46-year-old man proposed two conditions.

The first condition, Solskjaer wants Paul Pogba's sales to be carried out before the preparatory meeting. Because he wants all the players who joined the pre-season to be included in his plan. When the preparatory session began and Pogba was involved, Solskjaer refused to let him go.

Second, if United sells Paul Pogba, Solskjaer wants all the money from the sale to be used to buy new players. Solskjaer prepared two names, Bruno Fernandez and Christian Eriksen, for their purchase.

In the end, the first condition did not materialize. This is different from the case of Romelu Lukaku who missed most of the club's pre-season sessions. So it is with Alexis Sanchez.

Trouble Selling Paul Pogba

In addition to the two conditions requested by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the Manchester United team will have difficulty finding potential buyer Paul Pogba. Because Paul Pogba's price is very expensive and it is difficult to satisfy the club on demand.

Real Madrid have spent more than 300 million euros in the 2019 transfer market this summer. With this large amount, it's hard to imagine that Madrid is back shopping by buying Paul Pogba.

The same thing applies to Juventus. Serie A leaders spend a lot of money to buy Matthijs de Ligt and several other big names. Juve will be under threat of financial sanctions for fair play if it imposes Paul Pogba's transfer.

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