Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has a big decision to make with Paul Pogba at Manchester United, claims Perry Groves

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has a big decision to make with Paul Pogba at Manchester United, claims Perry Groves
Ole Gunnar Solskjaers first major task as permanent manager of Manchester United will be to offer Paul Pogba an ultimatum over his future, believes Perry Groves.The former Arsenal star says the Frechman should be SOLD in the summer if he wants to leave the club, having once again flirted with Real Madrid.2

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Solskjaer was finally confirmed as the Red Devils full-time boss on Thursday, with the Old Trafford legend signing a three-year deal.The decision was widely expected. The Norwegian has given the whole club a lift since he took over from Jose Mourinho in December, and has helped their top stars find their best form again, with Pogba particularly impressing.But the midfielder raised eyebrows during the international break by admitting it would be a dream to play for Real Madrid and a dream to play for Zinedine Zidane.Latest reports claim the Spanish giants are preparing a 125million bid for the World Cup winner this summer.And Groves believes, if the player wants to leave, the club should cash in. Speaking to talkSPORT host Jim White on Friday, he said: Theres one thing Solskjaer has got to do, now hes the big boys manager and not the supply teacher where youre everybodys mate and everybody has been happyHes got a big decision to make with Paul Pogba.Two weeks ago on international duty he actually said that hes always dreamed of playing for Real Madrid and has already dreamed of playing for Zinedine Zidane.A Manchester United player should not be touting themselves out to one of their man rivals.So if Solskjaer has got anything about him, he should pull him in at the end season and say: I need a statement from you that you are fully committed to Manchester United. I dont want to hear anything from your agent or your brothers about wanting to play for Real Madrid, because if you do you can go. Im not going to stand in your way. For 125million we can get two other top players, its not a problem.2

Solskjaer needs to set the record straight with Paul Pogba over his Man United future, says Perry Groves

Solskjaer has said he wants his team playing with togetherness, work-rate and attitude – he wants them to be the hardest working in the league and the fittest.Pogba has got better since Solskjaer has been there but Ive watched him in games and, for the talent he has, he doesnt grab the game by the scruff of the neck, he doesnt dominate everybody around him and he doesnt put that workrate in week after week, game after game.So if Solskjaer has got anything about him, he should send a message out to anybody else at Manchester United and say: If you want to leave this club, its not a problem, you can go. I wont stand in your way.The days of Solskjaer being everybodys friend, of smiling, laughing and joking, theyve gone.

"I don't think they've got any chance of winning the title when Ole is manager.""If Solsjkaer has anything about him, he should say to Paul Pogba he can go if he wants to leave."Perry Groves thinks #MUFC should sell Pogba if he wants to join Real Madrid pic.twitter.com/tna70epMmC— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) March 29, 2019

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