Five more stars look set for exit

manager increasingly frustrated by the player’s attitude. Another reason United would prefer not to sell is that five other players look set to leave. Executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward is desperate for the marquee signing to succeed. But if Mourinho insists Pogba goes as part of his plan to close the gap on champions Manchester City, United would want between £120m to £140m to make a significant profit on their investment. That would restrict the clubs capable of signing Pogba to Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid, Barcelona, City and Chelsea. Pogba’s agent Mino Raiola is believed to have made contact with all of them in recent months.