Why Pogba is facing a crisis in his football career.

• Graeme Souness thinks Paul Pogba has the wrong attitude.
• This player has already won the World Cup.
• Currently banned for 4 years.

Graeme Souness, former manager of Liverpool , a giant club in the English Premier League, has come out to express his opinion that Paul Pogba , former French national midfielder of Manchester United, has the wrong attitude. This causes the career path to take a step back. Report from สมัคร ufabet

 The 30-year-old French midfielder, who won the 2018 World Cup,

previously held the record for being the most expensive player in the world after moving from Juventus and returning to play with Manchester United in 2016 for a huge fee. to 89 million pounds, but was not as successful with the “Red Devils” as they should have been

    Meanwhile, after his contract with Manchester United expired last season, Pogba moved back to Juventus on a free transfer. But there were injury problems and he was able to play only 10 games, and this year he was found to have a positive stimulant in his body. which resulted in a ban of up to 4 years

  Souness , who now plays as an analyst, said: “He has all the qualities to be the best midfielder in the world” but the worst thing that happened to him was. Winning the World Cup Because he can turn around and say I was a World Cup winner. I think at that point it was a reason for him to take a step back in his career.”

French midfielder He made the record for being the most expensive player in the world.

After moving from Juventus, returning to play with Manchester United in 2016 with a huge fee of 89 million pounds, but was not very successful in the “Devil” shirt. red”

  After his contract with Manchester United expired last season, Pogba moved back to Juventus on a free transfer. But there were injury problems and he was only able to play 10 games. And this year, the 30-year-old star was found to have a positive stimulant in his body. which resulted in a ban of up to 4 years

   For Pogba, he was once the 2018 World Cup champion with the French national team.