Murphy: Pogba, Fernandes cannot play together at Man Utd
Former Liverpool midfielder, Danny Murphy, can’t see Paul Pogba staying with Manchester United.
Murphy expects Pogba to leave United because he won’t be able to play regularly with Bruno Fernandes.
“The problem you’ve got, when you’ve got two attack-minded players who both want to go forward and don’t really want to go back that way, in the big games against Liverpool, against Barca in the Champions League, whatever it may be, they’re going to get found out defensively. So it’s a delicate balance,” Murphy said on talkSPORT.
“I think it would be exciting to see if it did work and to give it a chance.
“My gut feeling is that Pogba will go, yeah, my gut feeling is he’ll go.
“It’s going to be very difficult to keep him happy if he’s not going to play every single game and the fans have already turned I think.
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“I think he expects to play, he’s a World Cup winner, he’s got all the talent in the world, I know that’s not enough but I’m not sure he will want to fight his way back in. He’ll expect to play.
“The one thing that’s sure with United, after what I’ve seen of Fernandes, he’s going to play, he is going to start.”