The versions on how fraguó the course of Pogba

Paul Pogba and Sir Alex Ferguson have different versions on why the young French midfield player decided to abandon to his 18 years the Manchester United to put course to the Juventus, where has turned into one of the best midfield players of the world

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Two years ago, Paul Pogba explained in an interview conceded to the "Times" why had to leave of the Manchester United to the 18 years to finish in the Juventus of Turín, where has finish triumphing like one of the best midfield players of the European football. The French footballer of 21 years ensured then that the change was due to that it did not have minutes with Ferguson, although it left clear that does not save any type of grudge to the ex Scottish trainer.

"I did not want to renew because it did not do me play, although we did not have midfield players. It chose it he. It said me several times that was about to to do me with a place, but answered him that if it did not play could not purchase experience", explained Pogba. Until then only it contested some meetings of English Glass, and the club of Old Trafford did not accept the conditions of a new agreement that demanded the new agent of the player, Mino Raiola, what caused that Ferguson left him leave.

The past month of September, however, Sir Alex Ferguson published an autobiography titled "Leading" in which it gave his version on the facts. "There is a pair of agents that do not like me, and Mino Raiola is one of them. We wanted to sign the extention of agreement of Paul, but Raiola appeared in the scene and all was bad from the first meeting. We were like water and oil".

"From this moment was all said: he had attained congraciarse with the family of Pogba and the player signed by the Juventus", related the ex technician of the Manchester United. On the other hand, in recent statements conceded to "The Gazzetta Dello Sport", was Mino Raiola the one who took the word on the subject to allege the following: "His exjugadores -of Ferguson- will speak a day and will explain the truth. What says he is not truth". Who will have reason?