8thWonder
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Nothing to do with consistency etc. It has something to do with the fact that Pogba has a lot of value in him and if we lose him for free next year then it will be disaster because we will struggle to get a new midfielder while we would lose high value player for feckin free!!
If he signs a new contract now then we wouldn't be losing him for free. If we cash in now, we would have 50m to get a midfielder that has potential also benefit for the team to challenge the league. If we cash in sooner, that's even better as it will allow the manager to make a plan to who he can get with that 50m that suits the team and transform the team.
So it's all about the money for you?
United will weigh all this up won't they? They'll have far more qualified people than you or me to figure out what's the best for Manchester United PLC and Manchester United football club.
You still seem absolutely certain a bid would come in for £50 million, I genuinely don't think it will. If it doesn't, then all of your arguments are null and void.
If it does and United reject it then you would assume they have calculated every outcome and possible future investments required for replacements and still decided it was the right thing to do.
If he does leave, then fingers crossed they go and sign a replacement.
In your worst case scenario, Pogba goes on a free. If Pogba goes on a free, I guarantee, we still go out and buy a midfielder, I promise you. Don't worry about the money side of it when the truth is, no one has any feckin idea about the ins and outs of the situation.