@Rozay your take on this? Surely Pogba should have a word with Raiola or even sack him, Ole has done everything possible to back and defend the player.
Raiola should be keeping his mouth closed, I don’t think what he said (assuming you’re are referring to the Juve comments) was respectful to the player’s current employers (us). Ultimately, I’m not one of these that buys into this ‘Raiola is the boogeyman’ narrative, I think agents are agents, and they often make comments like this, Raiola or otherwise. I think sacking him would be dramatic from Pogba - they probably have a great relationship and have done great business together since the boy was 19. I do think he should ask him not to mouth off though.
On the whole, I think the noise is so loud because the player is not playing football. Whatever happens in the summer happens, and I personally still think it could go either way with regards to Pogba’s future, but perhaps the agent is just leveraging his client and positioning him in the best position to capitalise off all options. I find with his comments he rarely commits either way. He’ll criticise United and praise them in the same comment. He’ll talk up Pogba’s exit but then caveat it with a ‘but he loves United’ or ‘but he cannot leave them when they are in this state’. I think a large part of it is posturing, and whatever happens, what I WILL commit to is that my view is not that Paul Pogba hates this club or something. I think he loves United very much, although that may not ultimately be enough. I don’t buy any ‘money-grabbing’ narrative or anything like that, I think that’s just bitterness from some reds who probably deep down don’t begrudge him wanting to play elsewhere. I think the sole question is the direction we are headed. A player like him should be playing big Champions League nights every season. Instead of turning on him, I think our fans should be more preoccupied with wanting the same things that he does.