It's a curious top 20, filled understandably with attackers.
And then Pogba, the only midfielder in the top 20 - and the only Manchester United player. And also interestingly, there's no Pogba in the top 20 of the previous 2 seasons - there's POTY KDB at 20th in the 17/18 list, though.
Looking further back, this trend holds even more -
POTY Ronaldo shows up in both 07/08 and 08/09 (no Rooney),
POTY Rooney in 09/10,
Club POTY Nani in 10/11 (never appeared before, no Rooney),
both POTY RvP (never appeared before) and club POTY Rooney in 11/12, when they both scored 30+ goals (also Aguero)
Rooney duly disappears from the 12/13 list corresponding with his poor season, leaving RvP, Suarez, and Aguero all on the list.
To me this suggests - dispossession is a function of your position (forwards try more things and get tackled more), how "central" you are to your teams' goalscoring or creating, and your role (trying the tough pass many times will put you on the list).
Under the static system we played, Pogba (or any other player, like Sanchez, high up in last years' list) has to create an opening by individual skill or individual passing brilliance. Last season, the team was a little more cohesive, allowing goals to come from multiple sources, while it has been miserable this time, forcing individual players to have the responsibility of single-highhandedly bringing the ball out from a press, launching a counter, or opening the defence. And I think that explains Pogba's position on the list this time.