“He fits in my plans, that’s why he’s on loan and that why he’s on loan at a Premier League club”, said Mourinho.
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Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says his team will not always deploy an attacking style and does not think that represents a change to the club’s identity.
Just months after leading Chelsea to his third English title, Mourinho went into meltdown, squabbling with the club’s then doctor in a damaging dispute over an injury to Eden Hazard, railing against perceived injustices from referees and the FA and eventually losing the support of his players. I speak about the ones that are ready to play. “The only thing that every Manchester United fan around the world can be sure of is that inside the training ground everybody works”.
“I gave a contribution because I was very objective”.
The 23-year-old’s two bookings in last season’s Coppa Italia, in the win over Inter in March and the final against AC Milan in his final outing for Juventus, has been transferred across to England.
Chin up Paul, you’ve still got more than us.
“The targets were there on the table, after that was the club power and they were very strong, they were very good and they did everything before August 14”, he said.
“I played Real Madrid-Manchester United in Madrid and they crossed the midfield line twice with Wayne Rooney played outside-left to defend my right-back”.
United secured Pogba’s return to Old Trafford to great fanfare earlier this week, signing him from Juventus in an £89million move.
Shearer wrote for BBC Sport: “Jose Mourinho is not afraid to come out and say United want to win the title because he knows he is at one of the biggest clubs in the world and that success is what they demand”.
This summer’s transfer window has seen more than £800million spent by the 20 Premier League clubs, with the figure likely to smash £1billion for the first time before the window shuts.
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“So our job is really hard but we want to win matches, we want to win competitions, and to win isolated matches you can play bad but to win competitions you need to play well”.
