Paul Pogba Is Not A Game Changer, "I Question The Price Tagged" - Says Graeme Souness.

Paul Pogba

Graeme Souness, former International frown at the unworthy money tagged Manchaster united is paying to buy Paul Pogba who he said " Is not a game changer"

Souness compared Pogba and players like Suarez and others who have made debuts in the football news, but reclaimed that Pogba is not yet good for such money. He said that Man u is heading for something dangerous.  

Manchester United will be ripped off if they buy Paul Pogba for £100 million from Juventus, according to Graeme Souness.

The 63-year-old former central midfielder was a legend in the great Liverpool sides of the early 1980s and also tasted life in Serie A as he played two years for Sampdoria, and he does not think that the France star yet justifies a ‘world-class’ tag.

“For £100m, you expect the finished article, a game-changer. Paul Pogba’s not that. He has the potential to be a top midfield player, but that still wouldn’t put him in that price bracket,” the Scot wrote in his column for The Times.

“I see a decent all-round midfielder with some fancy footwork. I understand why Manchester United are buying him, but I question the price.”

Souness cited the 21-year-old’s failure to impose himself on the big stage as justification for his comments.

“He was unconvincing at Euro 2016. You can get caught up in what a wonderful athlete he is but he ain’t going to be Luis Suarez, getting 40 goals a season.