This archive report was first published on 16 August 2019.
Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba's future at the club remains uncertain, with his brother Mathias Pogba admitting that Real Madrid could still 'steal' him away in the summer transfer window.
Mathias Pogba, who plays for Deportivo Manchego Ciudad Real in Spain's second division, made the comments in an interview with El Chiringuito (Spain) on August 14, 2019.
According to Mathias, his brother Pogba wasn't worth the €200 million price tag that Real Madrid would have to pay to sign him.
However, Mathias also acknowledged that his brother's personal goals, including winning the Champions League, could be a factor in his decision to leave Manchester United.
Mathias said, "It's a delicate situation but the player has his personal goals, if you have to leave, well, that's it, if you can't stay and play where you are, you can stay and you're done. I can't assure you that he is going to stay at United."
Mathias also expressed his brother's desire to win the Champions League, saying, "My brother's dream is to win the Champions League."
Real Madrid's interest in Pogba could be a major factor in Manchester United's summer transfer plans, with the club reportedly eyeing other midfielders such as Paulo Dybala, Lazio's Milinkovic Savic, and Sporting CP's Bruno Fernandes.
