Paul Pogba thinks Man Utd made a mistake by not offering him a contract

Paul Pogba is leaving Old Trafford as a free agent this summer after six years of testing with heavyweights PL.

A little about the topic

The French footballer has vowed to show the Red Devils that they made a mistake by allowing the player to attack on free will, and Paul wonders why he wasn’t offered a new contract earlier at Old Trafford. Paul Pogba is gearing up to take on another new challenge after resolving his deal with heavyweights PL to run that a retracement of moves to Serie A giants Bianconeri is now on the cards.

The French player is looking for a change of scenery after six years of testing in England, which saw him break passing records in an £89m move, amass three trophies under Mourinho in his debut campaign with Manchester United, but ultimately struggled to find form that would allow the critics to be won over.

What did Paul Pogba say?

The midfielder is keen to silence his doubters on what the future holds for him with there willingness on his part to confirm a serious point of view to those the player is leaving behind at Old Trafford. Paul Pogba said in his new documentary that his thought process is to show Man Utd that they made a mistake in waiting to give him a contract.

And show other clubs that Manchester made a mistake in not offering him a contract. Man Utd did try to tie the Frenchman to a new deal during the summer of 2021, with improved terms placed on him despite the already reported £290,000-a-week wage package. Sports agent Mino Raiola, who sadly passed away in April, is seen on a show called the Pogmentary discussing an offer from Man Utd with one of his more senior clients.

Paul, though, is clearly unimpressed at seeing Manchester United wait up to 12 months from his expiration date before entering into negotiations saying how can they tell a player they absolutely want him and offer him nothing. According to Paul Pogba, he has never seen anything like it.