Man United midfielder Paul Pogba has been basking in mediocrity ever he joined the club from Juventus.
But this season, he seemed to hit a new low under Jose Mourinho.
Paul Pogba’s relationship with his manager broke down to such a point that he was dropped down to the bench during the final few games for which Mourinho was in charge.
But ever since the Portuguese has left the club, the midfielder has gotten his groove back.
Paul Pogba has scored four goals in two games under Solskjaer and has also set to up a few.
But former Chelsea man, Claude Makelele does not look too happy with the World Cup winner claiming that his dance after scoring the goals is an insult to the opponents.
Makelele said: “One example is Thierry Henry. When he scored a goal before, everybody was like, ‘F*****g hell, many goals, he’s never happy’.
“One day I tell Thierry, ‘Why?’. He said, ‘It’s the way I celebrate my goal. I know people don’t like this, but I’m like this. I can’t change this.’
‘”For me, it means sometimes you don’t respect your opponent, you know?
‘”It’s frustrating. I’m fronting Pogba. I want to tell him, ‘Listen, do this in the dressing room, not now. It’s frustrating. You win 4-0, you’re dancing in front of me,’
With all due respect to Claude Makelele but it looks like Paul Pogba is a player whom everyone just loves to hate.
Up until now, Paul Pogba was in the limelight for his poor performances but now that he has gotten back his form, it looks like his celebrations seem to be a problem for some people.
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