There were sky-high hopes for Paul Pogba after Manchester United shelled out a club-record £89million to bring the midfielder back to Old Trafford in the summer of 2016 - but he has emphatically failed to live up to those expectations.
The the Frenchman, 29, underwhelming second stint at the club will come to an end when the midfielder's contract officially expires at the end of this month; something both United and Pogba confirmed on Wednesday.
Pogba was signed to spearhead the club's revival, but the consistently inconsistent star has instead blended into the background and has appeared to be content with a peripheral role at the club - something that Roy Keane had previously accused the midfielder of doing, reports The Mirror.
