Paul Pogba transfer to Barcelona from Manchester United unlikely for three crucial reasons
Pogba is at logger heads with United boss Jose Mourinho and looks certain to leave Old Trafford sooner rather than later
PAUL POGBA appears certain to leave Manchester United sooner rather than later after yet another bust-up with Jose Mourinho.
Pogba's relationship with Mourinho is at rock bottom after an amazing training ground bust-up on Wednesday.
That came after Mourinho had stripped Pogba of the vice-captaincy after he publicly criticised United's approach to the recent draw with Wolves.
And while it is now inevitable the midfielder will move on sooner rather than later, as things stands a move to Barcelona seems unlikely.
Juventus and PSG are also interested, but it is believed Pogba would prefer a move to the La Liga giants.
However, there are three sticking points to a potential Nou Camp move.
Secondly, it's also been quoted that the Spanish giants would not be willing to pay the huge commission to Pogba's agent Mino Raiola that would be required to smooth the deal.
Raiola received a staggering £24m for his role in Pogba's return to Old Trafford from Juventus back in 2016.
And thirdly, the La Liga giants are also unlikely to match the 25-year-old's huge wage demands which are believed to be in the region of a whopping £350,000-a-week.
PSG, meanwhile, would likely have to cash in on one of their prized assets to sign Pogba, owing to FFP guidelines.