Man United ban first-team star from speaking to media

Manchester United ace Paul Pogba has reportedly claimed that he has been banned from speaking to the media as the Frenchman has made headlines with his post-match comments on many occasions already this season, which is believed to have contributed to the deterioration of his relationship with head coach Jose Mourinho.
The World Cup-winning midfielder played the full 90 minutes as Manchester United were frustrated by Valencia in a goalless draw at the Theatre of Dreams on Tuesday night, taking their winless streak to four matches in all competitions.
When asked by reporters to speak to the media in the mixed zone after the match, Paul Pogba allegedly responded by saying: “I’ve been told I’m not allowed”.

The 25-year-old France international has been stripped of his vice-captaincy by manager Jose Mourinho and is believed to be pining for a move away from Old Trafford.

The likes of Juventus, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain have been credited with an interest in the midfield maestro, despite the Red Devils’ reported asking price of £200 million and are will try to materialise the deal in the region of demanded price.