Paul Pogba will receive an astonishing £3.78million (N1.7billion) loyalty bonus from Manchester United, despite claiming it might be time to leave Old Trafford in search of a 'new challenge'.
Pogba's bumper pay-out is due on July 1, just two weeks after he made the startling admission about his future while on a promotional visit to Tokyo.

The unsettled Frenchman's loyalty payment has gone up from the £3.46m (N1.5billion) he received last year under the terms of his five-year contract at United.

Pogba's agent Mino Raiola — who banked £41m (N18.6bn) from the player's then world record £89m (N40bn) return to Old Trafford in 2016 — has been in talks over a move to Real Madrid and his old club Juventus this summer.

Spain is thought to be Pogba's preferred destination and Madrid believe it would take a bid in the region of £150m (N68bn) to bring United to the table.

United maintain that the 26-year-old World Cup winner is not for sale and expect him to be playing for them next season. Pogba is under contract until 2021 and the club have the option to extend it by a further 12 months.

United wouldn't comment on Pogba's loyalty bonus on Tuesday night but some fans may feel the payment is undeserved in light of his comments in Japan at the weekend.

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