Juventus are still laughing at United over Pogba deal – Pirlo

Forum 7 years ago

Juventus are still laughing at United over Pogba deal – Pirlo

Former Juventus playmaker, Andrea Pirlo, has said the Italian club is still laughing at Manchester United, for allowing Paul Pogba leave Old Trafford for free and join them in 2012.

Pogba signed for Juventus for only £800,000 and spent four trophy-filled years in Turin, before heading back to United this summer in a world-record £89.5m deal.


“On the first training session Pogba had with Juventus, the players were laughing,” Pirlo told the Telegraph.

“We were not laughing for any other reason than we were just in total disbelief that this player with so much obvious ability was able to leave the club the size of Manchester United for free – and I think Juventus are still laughing.

“I will always remember that first day he trained at Juventus. He was only young but we could see he was special.”

Pirlo, who now plays for New York FC in the Major League Soccer, however believes Pogba will be a success in England.


“I think Pogba will make Manchester United a real force again. One player of that quality can change things,” he added.

“They will lift the players, the fans. You give any team Pogba and Zlatan in one window and they are capable of special things.”

What's your rating?
0
{{ratingsCount}} Votes


Related forums
EPL: Nottingham Forest get Awoniyi’s fitness boost ahead of Sheffield United clash
Forum | 16 hours ago

EPL: Nottingham Forest get Awoniyi’s fitness boost ahead of Sheffield United clash

Send Warning Of Impending Terror Attacks To Us – Defense Minister, Matawalle Urges United States
Forum | 1 day ago

Send Warning Of Impending Terror Attacks To Us – Defense Minister, Matawalle Urges United States

Uzoho relishes superb display against Man United at Old Trafford
Forum | 1 day ago

Uzoho relishes superb display against Man United at Old Trafford

Transfer: Why Man United did not want to sell Ronaldo to Real Madrid
Forum | 2 days ago

Transfer: Why Man United did not want to sell Ronaldo to Real Madrid