United's manager warned Ros Blancos not to pursue the French midfielder.
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has issued a new warning to Real Madrid about Paul Pogba's pursuit. The Norwegian manager's words came up with a new claim that the Spanish club could test the water for the French signature when the winter transfer market opened in January.
During the summer transfer, the 26-year-old Juventus star was associated with the transfer of Santiago Bernabeu. However, the transition to Spain was not realized, as Manchester United did not sell midfielders.
Earlier this month, Los Blancos club president Florentino Perez explained why the movement of the fog bars fell to the rock, suggesting that the pursuit was not over in the current struggle of the Madrid club. On Sunday ahead of Manchester United's clash with West Ham, World Cup winner Ole Gunnar Solskjaer dismissed the sale in January warning of the club's stance against midfielder.
"I don't listen to President Real Madrid," he said.
"I saw the game in St Germain, Paris and it was a big defeat.
"But Paul is working hard and is fully committed to Manchester United. I'm not worried now. I'm not going to worry about Paul Pog Bar staying here."
"If we start again with Madrid in January, we won't have to worry about it. If we had to live up to our guesses, we'd do it like we did in summer."
"Paul can't go anywhere. He is happy when he plays."